Mathematics, BS

Supporting Courses:

• ❑ At least 19 credits from 400-level courses in mathematics or math-computer science except MATH 483, and including at most one of MATH 419 or MATH 420.

• ❑ One of:

•     CSCI 139 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS IN PYTHON
•     CSCI 140 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS IN C++
•     CSCI 141 - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I
•     MATH 207 - MATHEMATICAL COMPUTING

• NOTE: If the supporting sequence from CSCI below is chosen, this requirement is fulfilled.

• ❑ One of the following sequences:

•     PHYS 121 - PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS I
•     PHYS 122 - PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS II
•     PHYS 123 - ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

•    or

•     CHEM 121 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
•     CHEM 122 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
•     CHEM 123 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY III

•    or

•     CHEM 125 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I, HONORS
•     CHEM 126 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY II, HONORS
•     CHEM 225 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY III, HONORS

•    or

•    CSCI 141

•     CSCI 145 - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND LINEAR DATA STRUCTURES
•     CSCI 211 - DISCRETE STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING I
•     CSCI 241 - DATA STRUCTURES
•     CSCI 401 - FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATA

•    or

•     ECON 206 - INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS
•     ECON 207 - INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS
•     ECON 306 - INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS

•    and one of

•        ECON 375 - INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS
•        ECON 470 - ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS AND FORECASTING
•        ECON 475 - ECONOMETRICS

•  

  Language competency in French, German or Russian is strongly recommended for those students who may go to graduate school.

• Students who are interested in the actuarial sciences should complete: MATH 441 and 442, M/CS 335 and 435, M/CS 375 and 475 as part of their major programs.