Studying mathematics not only opens the door to\u00a0great career opportunities, but also enhances problem-solving, communication, and organizational\u00a0skills. Math majors could work for NASA, the CIA,\u00a0the FBI, or many private corporations.\u00a0Courses in the mathematics degree program are offered\u00a0in person by our highly qualified faculty. The\u00a0curriculum adheres to the standards of the Mathematical\u00a0Association of America and relates to students\u00a0interested in professional or graduate programs.<\/p>\n
A degree in mathematics opens the door for a variety\u00a0of career options or graduate school programs.\u00a0Career options might include actuary, statistician, industrial\u00a0mathematician, applied mathematician, or\u00a0mathematics educator.<\/p>\n
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science\u00a0offers undergraduate and graduate degrees. We\u00a0offer a wide variety of courses at the undergraduate\u00a0and graduate levels. Such courses are designed to\u00a0meet the needs of general education and to serve the\u00a0needs of other majors.<\/p>\n
Studying mathematics not only opens the door to\u00a0great career opportunities, but also enhances problem-solving, communication, and organizational\u00a0skills. Math majors could work for NASA, the CIA,\u00a0the FBI, or many private corporations.\u00a0Courses in the mathematics degree program are offered\u00a0in person by our highly qualified faculty. The\u00a0curriculum adheres to the standards of the Mathematical\u00a0Association of America and relates… Read More<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":16678,"menu_order":0,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_genesis_hide_title":false,"_genesis_hide_breadcrumbs":false,"_genesis_hide_singular_image":false,"_genesis_hide_footer_widgets":false,"_genesis_custom_body_class":"","_genesis_custom_post_class":"","_genesis_layout":"","footnotes":"","_genesis_title":"","_genesis_description":"","_genesis_noindex":"","_genesis_nofollow":"","_genesis_noarchive":"","_genesis_canonical_uri":"","_open_graph_title":"","_open_graph_description":"","_twitter_title":"","_twitter_description":"","_social_image_url":"","_social_image_id":"","redirect":"","_links_to":"","_links_to_target":""},"college_department":[18324,18306],"delivery":[255],"types":[28854,28853,28850],"class_list":{"0":"post-10034","1":"program","2":"type-program","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"college_department-mathematics-and-computer-science","8":"college_department-college-of-science-and-engineering","9":"delivery-on-campus","10":"types-major","11":"types-minor","12":"types-undergraduate","13":"entry"},"acf":{"page_layout":"legacy","department_college":"Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences<\/a> \/ College of Science and Engineering<\/a>","Number_of_Hours":"120","Catalog Entry":"University Requirement (2 hours)<\/h4>\r\nGSTD 1002 - Freshman Seminar\r\n
General Education (28 hours)<\/h4>\r\nNote:<\/strong> 7 hours of mathematics and physical science requirements are included in the major.\r\n
Mathematics (49 hours)<\/h4>\r\nMATH 1525 - Calculus I\r\nMATH 1545 - Calculus II\r\nMATH 2033 - Discrete Mathematics\r\nMATH 2563 - Calculus III\r\nMATH 2753 - Linear Algebra\r\nMATH 3033 - Differential Equations\r\nMATH 3043 - Applied Probability and Statistics I\r\nMATH 3063 - Abstract Algebra\r\nMATH 3083 - Principles of Analysis\r\nMATH 3143 - Applied Probability and Statistics II\r\nMATH 4003 - College Geometry\r\nMATH 4033 - Introduction to Complex Variables\r\nMATH 4043 - Numerical Analysis\r\n
Select 6 hours from the following:<\/h4>\r\nMATH 4023 - Point-Set Topology\r\nMATH 4123 - History of Mathematics\r\nMATH 4533 - Statistical Methods\r\nMATH 4613 - Special Topics in Mathematics\r\n
Physical Science (8 hours)<\/h4>\r\nSelect one<\/strong> of the following 8-hour course sequences:\r\n\r\nCHEM 1023 - University Chemistry I and CHEM 1021 - University Chemistry I Lab\r\nCHEM 1123 - University Chemistry II and CHEM 1121 - University Chemistry II Lab\r\nor\r\n\r\nPHYS 2203 - University Physics I and PHYS 2201 - University Physics I Lab\r\nPHYS 2213 - University Physics II and PHYS 2211 - University Physics II Lab\r\n
Computer Science (8 hours)<\/h4>\r\nCSCI 2103 - Computer Science I and CSCI 2101 - Computer Science I Lab\r\nCSCI 2113 - Computer Science II and CSCI 2111 - Computer Science II Lab\r\n
Other Requirements (3 hours)<\/h4>\r\nENGL 3023 - Technical Writing\r\n
Electives (22 hours)<\/h4>\r\n7 hours of upper-level electives\r\n15 hours of unrestricted electives\r\n\r\n(MATH\/CSCI\/DSCI courses are recommended.)\r\n
Total Hours - 120<\/h4>","Admission Requirements or Deadlines":"","minor_requirements":"
Mathematics Minor\u00a0- 19 hours<\/h3>\r\nMATH 1525 - Calculus I\r\nMATH 1545 - Calculus II\r\nMATH 2753 - Linear Algebra\r\n
Select 6 hours from the following:<\/h4>\r\nMATH 3033 - Differential Equations\r\nMATH 3063 - Abstract Algebra\r\nMATH 3083 - Principles of Analysis\r\nMATH 4003 - College Geometry\r\nMATH 4023 - Point-Set Topology\r\nMATH 4033 - Introduction to Complex Variables\r\nMATH 4043 - Numerical Analysis\r\nMATH 4073 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics or MATH 3043 - Applied Probability and Statistics I\r\nMATH 4123 - History of Mathematics\r\nMATH 4613 - Special Topics in Mathematics\r\n
Total Hours - 19<\/h4>","Degree Plans":"
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