Academic Catalog 2013-2014 
    
    Mar 28, 2024  
Academic Catalog 2013-2014 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Mathematics, B.S.


Course Requirements


The major requires 33 hours, of which 24 hours must be upper level. *MATH 1306 Elementary Statistics , MSCI 2311 Scientific Computing , and MSCI 3101 Faith and Science Seminar  are required courses for all math and science majors. MATH 1306  and MSCI 2311  can each be used to fulfill three hours of general education and degree core requirements in math and computer literacy, respectively.

Possible Sequence of Courses


Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Possible Sequence of Courses - the following is ONE four-year schedule that would result in the B. S. degree in mathematics. Many other permutations of this plan are possible including additional majors and/or minors in other disciplines. All upper-level science courses are on rotation making exact duplication of this four-year plan impossible for some students. This plan is intended as a guide only. Students are strongly encouraged to choose their courses in consultation with their advisor.

Total: 17 Hours


Total: 16 Hours


Sophomore Year Fall Semester:


Total: 17 Hours


Sophomore Year Spring Semester:


Total: 16 Hours


Junior Year Fall Semester:


Total: 15 Hours


Total: 16 Hours


Senior Year Fall Semester:


  • Elective course 3 hrs
  • Elective course 3 hrs
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  • 3 hrs or
  • upper-level MATH 3 hrs
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  • Course from minor 3 hrs
  • Course from minor 3 hrs

Total: 15 Hours


Senior Year Spring Semester:


Total: 12 Hours


Notations:


To reduce hours per semester, plan to take May and/or summer classes.

Upper-level mathematics courses are offered on a two year rotation. The order of the courses taken during the junior and senior years will depend on the year of entry into the program.