The Mathematics B.S. prepares students for all sorts of careers where careful thinking, analysis, deduction, and computation is required.  Students begin with a foundation in the basics of calculus and proof.  They then are free to pick from the four areas of abstract, analytical, applied, and geometric mathematics.  Finally, they complete their degree with upper-level math courses that suit their particular interests. 

Students graduating with a major in Mathematics will be able to:

• Perform computations and procedures from a wide range of the various branches of mathematics;
• Demonstrate mathematical growth by acquiring a solid grasp of key concepts and themes;
• Develop fluency in reading and constructing mathematical proofs;
• Apply mathematical ideas and problem-solving to real-life situations in the various disciplines.

Program Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
MATH 150	Precalculus (if student lacks precalculus background)	0-3
MATH 202	Math Seminar	1
MATH 220	Calculus I	3
MATH 240	Proof I	3
MATH 261	Linear Algebra	3
MATH 270	Statistics and Data Analysis	4
MATH 310	Proof II	3
MATH 320	Calculus II	3
MATH 330	Calculus III	3
MATH 430	Calculus IV	3
PHYS 151	Introduction to Mechanics	4
Select one course in each of the following areas:		12
Area I
MATH 360	Number Theory
MATH 362	Abstract Algebra
Area II
MATH 380	Differential Equations
MATH 390	Numerical Analysis
MATH 455	Complex Variables
MATH 460	Real Analysis
Area III
MATH 331	Probability and Statistics I
MATH 365	Mathematical Modeling
MATH 444	Operations Research
Area IV
MATH 340	Graph Theory
MATH 344	Geometry
MATH 440	Topology
Select one of the following computer programming courses:		3
CSCI 120	Programming in Python
CSCI 121	Programming in Java I
CSCI 246	Programming in C#
other computer programming course
Select three electives from:		9-10
DATA 350	Practicing Data Science
MATH 300-level or above course
PHYS 361	Mathematical Methods of Physics
PHYS 371	Computational Methods of Physics
Total Hours		54-58