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BACHELOR OF ARTS MAJOR IN MATHEMATICS WITH GRADES 8 - 12 CERTIFICATION


Following is one suggested four-year degree plan. Students are encouraged to see their advisor each semester for help with program decisions and enrollment; responsible for reviewing the Program of Study Requirements; and must meet foreign language and writing intensive course requirements for graduation. See Academic Regulations-Undergraduate.
*See Appendix A Core Curriculum and Optional Course Information.

FALL				HOURS	SPRING			HOURS
FRESHMAN YEAR					FRESHMAN YEAR
ENGL		1301	English Composition I	3	ENGL	1302	English Composition II	3
HIST		1301	The U.S. to 1877	3	HIST	1302	The U.S. Since 1877	3
MATH		2413	Calculus I	4	MATH	2414	Calculus II	4
			Natural Science*	4			Natural Science*	4
			Activity/Wellness*	1			Visual/Performing Arts*	3
Total				15				17

SOPHOMORE YEAR					SOPHOMORE YEAR
COSC		1136	Fundamentals of Programming Lab	1	MATH	3330	Ord Differential Equations	3
COSC		1336	Fundamentals of Programming	3	MATH	3360	Statistical Analysis	3
ENGL			Survey of Literature*	3	MATH	3365	Discrete Mathematics	3
MATH		2415	Calculus III	4	PSCI	2306	American State Govt	3
MATH		2371	Communications in Mathematics	3			Soc/Behavioral Science*	3
PSCI		2305	American National Govt	3
Total				17				15

JUNIOR YEAR					JUNIOR YEAR
MATH		3310	Intro to Linear Algebra	3	MATH	3325	Geometry	3
MATH		4335	Advanced Calculus	3	MATH	4310	Abstract Algebra	3
EDRD		3320	Content Readinge	3	MATH		Advanced Math Elective	3
			Supporting Field¹	3	EDCI	3301	Public School Teaching	3
			Supporting Field¹	3	EDCI	3302	Language Acq&Develop	3
							Supporting Field¹	3
Total				15				18

SENIOR YEAR					SENIOR YEAR
MATH		4000	Advanced Math Elective	3	MATH	4390	Math Middle/High School	3
MATH		4000	Advanced Math Elective	3	EDCI	4993	Student Teaching	9
EDDP		4324	Teaching Div Stu Pop	3
EDCI		3304	Methods Mgt&Discipline	3
			Supporting Field¹	3
Total				15				12

TOTAL SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS: 124

¹Supporting Field, select 12 SCH in one discipline defined as a major or minor. The student must develop a plan of study for the supporting field (to include a list of courses and a justification essay that describes how the discipline and the selected plan will support mathematics) in collaboration with a faculty member from the discipline.

Actual degree plans may vary depending on availability of courses in a given semester.
	Some courses may require prerequisites not listed.