Mathematics Program Student Outcomes
TRADITIONAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Mathematics Major (53-57 units) BS
Core Courses
Lower Division Requirements
CIS 268 Computer Programming Languages
MAT 245 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
MAT 250 Modeling and Applications of Calculus
MAT 255 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II
PHY 214 Physics for Scientists with Lab
PHY 224 Physics for Scientists II with Lab
Upper Division Requirements
MAT 313 Mathematical Proof and Structures
MAT 323 Modern Algebra
MAT 343 Multivariable Calculus
MAT 403 Linear Algebra
MAT 413 Differential Equations
MAT 443 Advanced Calculus
Concentration Courses (12-16 units)
Students must complete one of the following concentrations:
Advanced Studies in Mathematics, Secondary Mathematics Education; General Studies in Mathematics.
Advanced Studies in Mathematics (12 units)
MAT 333 Complex Variables
MAT 423 Introduction to Topology
MAT 453 Numerical Analysis
Three (3) additional upper division units in mathematics
Secondary Mathematics Education (16 units)
MAT 101 Orientation to the Discipline
MAT 333 Complex Variables
MAT 353 Probability and Statistics
MAT 363 History of Mathematics and Theory of Numbers
MAT 463 Fundamental Concepts of Geometry
MAT 499 Capstone
General Studies in Mathematics (12 units)
Complete twelve (12) additional upper division units in Mathematics.
*A maximum of six units may be completed through enrollment in MAT 400
This page was updated March 7, 2011.