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Mathematics, B.S.

Program Learning Outcomes and Educational Effectiveness Evaluation Plans for B.S. in Mathematics.

Students pursuing the B.S. in Mathematics are required to:

  • Earn an overall GPA of 2.000 for all required major courses.
  • Complete all courses in the major for a letter grade, except those where the default grading option is P/NP.
  • Complete a minimum of 21 credits from upper-division courses in the major.

Majors are required to enroll in FFC 100B - First Year Foundations: Grand Challenges in Science and Engineering  to satisfy their General Education requirement.

Grand Challenges Initiative (3 credits)

core requirements (17-18 credits)

mathematics requirements (27 credits)

general science requirement (8 credits)

one of the following 2-semester laboratory natural science sequences

electives (12 credits)

Students, in consultation with and approval from the mathematics advising committee, will design individual elective programs to suit their academic goals. Mathematics electives may be satisfied by any of the following courses, at least two of which must be upper-division courses:

total credits 67-68

For students interested in pure mathematics, especially those interested in pursuing a graduate degree, the program recommends the following courses: MATH 260 , MATH 350  and MATH 390 .

For students interested in careers or further study in applied mathematics or computational science, the program recommends the following courses: MATH 361 , and CPSC 392 .

For students preparing to become mathematics teachers, the program recommends the following courses: MATH 208 , MATH 260  and MATH 280 .