Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

CIP Code: 27.0101

(SLO) Expected Outcomes:
1. Students will demonstrate a breadth of knowledge from calculus, algebra, discrete mathematics, and advanced mathematics courses by applying their knowledge to work problems and exercises.
2. Students will demonstrate a working knowledge of logic by constructing proofs of mathematical statements and reading mathematical proofs critically to detect logical flaws or unsupported statements.
3. Students will use appropriate technology for solving and presenting mathematics.
4. Students will communicate advanced mathematical ideas in both written and oral form.

Degree Requirements (Semester Hours)

General Education

Note: The Core should include:

MAT 142

Calculus I

Required Mathematics Courses (24)

MAT 231	Statistics	3
MAT 235	Linear Algebra	3
MAT 241	Calculus II	4
MAT 242	Calculus III	4
MAT 261	Differential Equations	3
MAT 271	Introduction to Math Models	1
MAT 350	Foundations of Mathematics	3
MAT 490	Mathematics Tutorial	1
MAT 491	Mathematics Thesis	2

400-level Math Course (choose one) (3)

MAT 420	Abstract Algebra	3
MAT 430	Graph Theory	3
MAT 440	Real Analysis	3

Mathematics Electives (15)

Choose from the MAT courses numbered 300 or above, except for MAT 498.

For the Bachelor of Science Degree: Computer Literacy (3)

CS 110

Introduction to Programming Logic & Design

General Electives (33)

*At least 42 total hours of course work must be upper-level (300- or 400-level)

Total Credit Hours: 120