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The B.S. degree options are designed to provide flexibility and adequate preparation for graduate school, while emphasizing mathematical reasoning, modeling, and problem solving, all within the context of preparing the student for a career in mathematics, business, industry, government, or academia. Recommended courses in areas related to mathematics provide the requisite experience and practice in mathematical applications. PHY 201 is highly recommended as the university studies physical science requirement.

Computer Requirement:

To satisfy the computer requirement for the B.S. degree in Mathematics, a student must successfully complete MAT 161-MAT 162, MAT 261, MAT 335, and MAT 361.

Oral Communication Requirement:

To satisfy the oral communication requirement for the B.S. degree in Mathematics a student must successfully complete MAT 495 or MAT 499.

Applied Learning Requirement:

To satisfy the applied learning requirement for the B.S. degree in Mathematics a student must successfully complete one or more of the following: MAT 495 or MAT 499.

Requirements for a Major in Mathematics for the B.S. Degree:

Core Requirements:

MAT 161 - Calculus with Analytical Geometry I

MAT 162 - Calculus with Analytical Geometry II

MAT 261 - Multivariate Calculus

MAT 275 - Axiomatic Systems

MAT 311 - Intermediate Analysis

MAT 335 - Linear Algebra and Matrices

MAT 336 - Abstract Algebra I

MAT 361 - Differential Equations

MAT 495 - Seminar in Mathematics

or three hours of:

MAT 499 - Honors Work in Mathematics

STT 215 - Introduction to Statistics

STT 315 - Probability and Statistics

Elective Requirements:

In addition, each student must fulfill the requirements of one of the following options:

Option 1. General Mathematics: (21 hours)

This option provides a broad, traditional perspective of mathematics and its scientific application in addition to depth of study in several areas of mathematics.

Option 2. Applied Mathematics: (21 hours)

This option emphasizes the application and modeling of mathematics to a variety of fields. Career opportunities in business, industry, government and academia involve applications in the natural sciences and engineering, economics, and actuarial science.