Required:

Students who major in mathematics are well prepared to work in disciplines for which advanced quantitative skills are required, such as engineering, science, and economics. In upper-level mathematics courses rigorous reasoning, arguing logically and writing unambiguously are emphasized, which are assets in virtually any profession.

What Can You Do With a Degree in Mathematics?

~ Teaching and Research

~ Data Scientist

~ Financial Analyst

~ Operations Research Analyst

~ Statistician

~ Actuary

• ENGR 125 - Introduction to Computer Science and Data Science CR: 3
• MATH 123 - Calculus I CR: 3
• MATH 124 - Calculus II CR: 3
• MATH 217 - Introduction to Mathematical Proofs CR: 3
• MATH 223 - Calculus III CR: 3
• MATH 232 - Linear Algebra CR: 3
• MATH 323 - Sequences and Series CR: 3
• MATH 333 - Algebraic Structures CR: 3
• MATH 452 - Senior Seminar CR: 3

Interested in Graduate/Professional Programs?

If you are interested in pursuing graduate or professional programs for mathematics, the following courses are recommended in addition to the requirements listed above:

• MATH 218 - Discrete Mathematics CR: 3
• MATH 303 - Probability CR: 3
• MATH 328 - Ordinary Differential Equations CR: 3
• MATH 345 - Complex Analysis CR: 3
• MATH 361 - Special Study CR: 1-3
• MATH 377 - Internship CR: 1-3
• MATH 381 - Advanced Statistics CR: 3
• MATH 461 - Independent Study CR: 1-3