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2012-2013 University Catalog

Mathematics, BA

Banner Code:  SC-BA-MATH

Students may select an optional concentration in mathematics education; students who do not select this concentration study traditional mathematics.

Students must fulfill all requirements for bachelor’s degrees .  In addition to satisfying university-wide general education requirements  and requirements for the BA degree in COS , students must satisfy the requirements listed below.

This program of study is offered by the Department of Mathematical Sciences in the College of Science.

Degree Requirements

Core Courses (26 credits):

Electives for Traditional Mathematics (12 credits):

  • 12 additional credits of electives in MATH numbered above 300 (excluding MATH 400)

Concentrations

Students may select an optional concentration in education.

▲ Concentration in Mathematics Education (MTHE)

Students selecting the mathematics education concentration take the following 33 credits of coursework in place of the 12 credits of MATH electives listed above.

Note:

The above courses satisfy the university-wide requirement in quantitative reasoning. A maximum of 6 credits of grades below 2.00 in course work designated MATH may be applied toward the major.