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The major in
Mathematics requires 34
semester hours in
Mathematics and must
include 52-154, 52-253,
52-353, 52-673, 52-683,
52-753, 52-853, 52-893,
and three additional
mathematics courses at
the 300-level or above,
(including at least one
from 52-693, 52-763,
52-863, 52-883). The
major in Mathematics
also requires at least
one computer science
course at the 100-level
or above, preferably to
be completed no later
than the sophomore year.
All majors in the
department are required
to successfully complete
the designated senior
seminar in their
respective majors or to
carry out a
Department-approved
senior project to
satisfy the
capstone-experience
requirement.
Note: A minimum
grade of C- must be
earned in any course if
it is to count as a
prerequisite for a
subsequent mathematics
or computer science
course.
The minor in
mathematics must include
52-154, 52-253, 52-353,
52-673, and two
mathematics courses at
the 300-level or
above.
The Physical
Science Major (Dual
Degree, "3-2"
Engineering Program)
includes 16 hours of
Mathematics: 52-154,
52-253, 52-353, 52-673,
and 52-753. For more
information see the
description of the major
in the Catalog under
Interdisciplinary
Programs.
A teaching
field in mathematics
requires 24 semester
hours at least 12 of
which must be advanced.
The 24 hours must
include 52-154, 52-113,
52-253, 52-403, 52-673,
and 52-683. The
additional six hours
would generally be
selected from 52-353,
52-373, 52-573, 52-693,
or 52- 843. An
elementary academic
specialization in
mathematics requires 18
semester hours with at
least nine advanced.
Required courses are
52-154, 52-203, 52-113,
and 52-673 with two
courses from 52-123,
52-253, 52-373, 52-403,
and 52-683 recommended
as the additional six
semester hours.
For descriptions
of these courses, see
the current
SU
Catalog.
For their titles
and webpage links, see
below.
Math
Major and Prerequisite
Structure
Diagram
MATHEMATICS
COURSES
52-103 Mathematical Concepts
52-113 Introduction to Statistics
52-123 Elementary Function Theory
52-154 Calculus I
52-173
Mathematical
Modeling
52-253
Calculus II
52-353
Calculus III
52-383 Discrete Mathematics
52-403
Geometry
52-523
Introduction to Numerical Analysis
52-573
Probability
52-673 LinearAlgebra
52-683
Algebraic Structures
I
52-693
Algebraic Structures
II
52-753 Elementary Differential Equations
52-763
Intermediate
Differential
Equations
52-843
Seminar in Advanced
Topics
52-853
Introductory
Analysis
52-863
Complex Analysis
53-883 Topology
52-893 Senior Seminar in Mathematical Modeling
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