Upper Level Courses
The courses in this category are not offered every semester but are generally scheduled according to the following plan.
Even Numbered Years
|
Spring Semester |
Fall Semester |
|---|---|
| MATH 4500 - Numerical Analysis | MATH 3150 - Number Theory |
| MATH 3500 - Methods of Applied Mathematics | MATH 3001 - Sci. Comp. and Visual |
| MATH 4350 - Complex Analysis | |
| MATH 4200 - Prob. and Stats. I |
Odd Numbered Years
|
Spring Semester |
Fall Semester |
|---|---|
| MATH 3550 - Ordinary Differential Equations | MATH 3200 - History of Math |
| MATH 4000 - Real Analysis | MATH 3003 - Advanced Statistics |
| MATH 4250 - Prob. and Stats. II | MATH 4450 - Math Modeling OR MATH 4400 - Operations Research |
Every Year
|
Spring Semester |
Fall Semester |
|---|---|
| MATH 1850 - Freshman Seminar in Mathematics | MATH 2860 - Intro. to Sec. School Teaching |
| MATH 2550 - Symbolic Computational Mathematics | MATH 2500 - Intro. to Math Thought |
| MATH 3900 - Math Seminar | MATH 4300 - Abstract Algebra |
| MATH 3000 - Geometry | |
| MATH 3350 - Multivariate Calculus |
Notes
- Secondary Education Students: The following courses are required for all students in the Secondary Education track.
- MATH 2860 Introduction to Secondary School Teaching - offered in the Fall semesters through the Education Department. Also note that it is a prerequisite for ENGL 4700.
- ENGL 4700 Teaching Reading and Writing Across the Content Area - usually offered in the Spring semesters only.
- MATH 4850 Special Methods in Teaching Mathematics - offered on an “as needed” basis.
- MATH 3000 Geometry - offered in the Spring semesters only.
- MATH 4200 Probability and Statistics I - offered in the Fall of even-number years
- MATH 4860 and 4870 - Mathematics Practicum in Secondary School and MATH 4012 Practicum Seminar - to be taken simultaneously in the final semester.
- SPED 3800 - Secondary Programs for Adolescents with Disabilities
- EDUC 3122 - Sheltered English Immersion
- Applied Mathematics Students: The following courses are required for all students in the Applied Mathematics Concentration. Applied Mathematics students do not have to take MATH 4300 Abstract Algebra and MATH 3900 Math Seminar even though they are required for the regular math major.
- MATH 4600 Capstone in Mathematics - offered as needed.
- MATH 4450 Math Modeling or MATH 4400 Operations Research - offered on odd numbered years in the Fall semesters only.
- MATH 3550 Ordinary Differential Equations - offered on odd numbered years in the Spring semesters only.
- MATH 3500 Methods of Applied Mathematics - offered on even numbered years in the Spring semesters only.
- Middle School Math Students: The following courses are required for all students in the Middle School Math Concentration.
- MATH 3000 Geometry - offered in the Spring semesters only.
- The following courses are currently offered on an "as needed" basis.
- MATH 4600 Capstone in Mathematics (required for Applied Mathematics Concentration).
- MATH 4850 Special Methods in Teaching Mathematics (pre-practicum for Sec. Ed. students).
- MATH 4860 and 4870 Mathematics Practicum in Secondary School and MATH 4012 Practicum Seminar (to be taken simultaneously in the final semester).
- The following courses are offered infrequently as demand arises.
- MATH 4050 Topology
- MATH 4150 Advanced Multivariate Calculus
- MATH 4900 Independent Study
- MATH 4975 Directed Study
Service Courses and Other Major Required Courses
Most of these courses are offered every semester of every year.
- MATH 0300 - Quantitative Preparation
- MATH 0500 - Algebraic Preparation
- MATH 1100 - Mathematics in Society
- MATH 1300 - Precalculus
- MATH 1500 - Informal Number Theory
- MATH 1600 - Informal Mathematical Modeling
- MATH 1700 - Applied Statistics
- MATH 1800 - Business Statistics
- MATH 1900 - Discrete Mathematics (offered as CSC 1900 in Spring semesters)
- MATH 2000 - Informal Geometry
- MATH 2300 - Calculus I
- MATH 2400 - Calculus II
- MATH 2600 - Linear Algebra
- MATH 2800 - Introduction to Statistical Analysis