SAMPLE: ADDING A MULTIPLE OPTIONS PROGRAM TO A CURRENT MAJOR PROGRAM IN MATHEMATICS (B.A. Level)
CURRENT MAJOR PROGRAM: B.A. MATHEMATICS: 44 credits (with tracks)
Core Required Courses (20 credits):
MAT 129 Calculus I
MAT 229 Calculus II
MAT 194 Mathematical Sciences Seminar
MAT 234 Linear Algebra
STA 250 Probability and Statistics
MAT 329 Calculus III
MAT 489 Comprehensive Exam
Pure Mathematics Track (24 credits)
MAT 302 Introduction to Higher Mathematics
MAT 310 Elementary Theory of Numbers
MAT 420 Real Variables I
MAT 430 Complex Variables
Three 300 or above level electives
Applied Mathematics Track (24 credits)
CSC 270 Mathematics Software Programming
MAT 325 Differential Equations
MAT 330 Classical Applied Analysis
MAT 360 Numerical Analysis
Three 300 or above level electives
General Mathematics Track (24 credits)
MAT 302 Introduction to Higher Mathematics
MAT 310 Elementary Theory of Numbers
MAT 345 Introduction to Geometry
STA 341 Statistics II
Three 300 or above level electives
With Advisor Approval:
MAT 499 Independent Study in Mathematics
MAT 594 Topics: Mathematics
MAT 599 Seminar: Mathematics
NOW ADD A MULTIPLE OPTIONS PROGRAM TO THE CURRENT MAJOR PROGRAM BY OFFERING:
B.A./B.S. Mathematics: Interdisciplinary Physical Sciences and Technology Option (44 credits)
Core Required Courses (20 credits):
MAT 129 Calculus I
MAT 229 Calculus II
MAT 194 Mathematical Sciences Seminar
MAT 234 Linear Algebra
STA 250 Probability and Statistics
MAT 329 Calculus III
MAT 489 Comprehensive Exam
Mathematics Elective Courses (relevant to the Physical Sciences and Technology) (select 9 credits):
MAT 110 Introductory Probability
MAT 112 Applied Calculus
MAT 185 Introductory Discrete Mathematics
MAT 303 Mathematics and Technology
MAT 325 Differential Equations
MAT 330 Classical Applied Analysis
MAT 375 Applied Mathematical Models
MAT 385 Discrete Mathematics
With Advisor Approval:
MAT 499 Independent Study in Mathematics
MAT 594 Topics: Mathematics
MAT 599 Seminar: Mathematics
Interdisciplinary Elective Courses (relevant to Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and Technology)
(select 15 credits; each elective should be from a different discipline)
AST 315 Introductory Astrophysics
BIO 374 Biomathematics
CHE 340 Analytic Chemistry
CHE 340L Analytic Chemistry Lab
CHE 345 Electronics for Scientists and Engineers
CIT 130 Information Technology Fundamentals
CIT 247 Networking Fundamentals
CIT 396 Computer Information Technology Practicum
CIT 430 Computer Forensics
CSC 270 Mathematics Software Programming
CSC 320 Introduction to Neural Networks and A.I.
CSC 360 Object Oriented Programming
CSC 362 Computer Systems
CSC 364 Data Structures and Algorithms
CSC 396 Computer Science Practicum
CSC 407 Concepts of Programming Languages
CSC 425 Artificial Intelligence
CSC 460 Operating Systems
DSC 194 Data Science
DSC 311 Data Analytics
DSC 321 Data Visualization
DSC 396 Data Science Practicum
DSC 411 Data Mining
DSC 421 Big Data
DSC 431 Network Analysis
EGT 318 Introduction to Nanotechnology
EGT 321 Robotic Systems
EGT 340 Applied Dynamics
EGT 344 Analog Electronics
EGT 361 Fluid Power
B.A. Mathematics: Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Option (44 credits)
Core Required Courses (20 credits):
MAT 129 Calculus I
MAT 229 Calculus II
MAT 194 Mathematical Sciences Seminar
MAT 234 Linear Algebra
STA 250 Probability and Statistics
MAT 329 Calculus III
MAT 489 Comprehensive Exam
Mathematics Elective Courses (relevant to Social Sciences) (select 9 credits):
MAT 110 Introductory Probability
MAT 112 Applied Calculus
MAT 114 Finite Mathematics
MAT 305 History of Mathematics
MAT 375 Applied Mathematical Models
CSC 270 Mathematics Software Programming
MAT 325 Differential Equations
MAT 330 Classical Applied Analysis
MAT 360 Numerical Analysis
With Advisor Approval:
MAT 499 Independent Study in Mathematics
MAT 594 Topics: Mathematics
MAT 599 Seminar: Mathematics
Interdisciplinary Elective Courses (relevant to Mathematics and Social Sciences) (select 15 credits; each elective
should be from a different discipline)
ANT 342 Quantitative Methods in Anthropology
JUS 315 Criminal Justice Research Methods
ANT 465 Field Methods in Anthropology
ANT 565 Advanced Field Methods in Anthropology
AST 310 Astronomical Techniques
COU 580 Research Tools in Counseling
GEO 418 Geographical Information Systems
GEO 518 Geographical Information Analysis
LDR 310 Research Methods in Leadership
PSY 210 Research Methods in Psychology
PSY 310 Quantitative Methods in Psychology
PSY 490 Research: Psychology
SOC 320 Social Research
SOC 321 Applied Social Research
SOC 322 Quantitative Research Methods
* In this Multiple Options Program, two (2) degree options have been created based on the wants and needs of students, the interests and expertise of faculty,
and the versatility of the discipline curriculum. More Interdisciplinary Options can be created. This is just a sample.