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BS in Mathematics

The BS in Mathematics successfully prepares student for graduate studies, teaching and industry positions, and provides a solid foundation for many other careers.  It offers five concentrations in 7-12 Math, 7-12 Math/Physics, Actuarial Science, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics.

Marketable Skills

Students will develop the following skills:

  • Critical thinking:  Analyze and evaluate issues in order to solve problems and develop informed opinions.
  • Problem-solving: Find solutions to difficult or complex issues.
  • Analytical thinking.
  • Quantitative reasoning.
  • Ability to manipulate precise and intricate ideas.
  • Time management: Prioritize goals and organize time to be more productive and efficient.

Fast Track

The Fast-Track Program enables outstanding undergraduate UTEP students to receive both undergraduate and graduate credit for up to 15 hours of UTEP course work as determined by participating Master's and Doctoral programs.  Not all undergraduate programs have elected to participate in the Fast Track option, so students should see their departmental graduate advisor for information about requirements and guidelines. A list of courses that have been approved for possible use at the graduate level is found here

M.S. in Mathematical Sciences / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences
MATH 5310
MATH 5311Topics in Applied Mathematics3
MATH 5314
MATH 5315
MATH 5321Principles of Analysis3
MATH 5325Principles of Algebra3
MATH 5329Numerical Analysis3
MATH 5330Comp Methods of Linear Algebra3
MATH 5331Real Variables3
MATH 5335Techniques in Optimization3
MATH 5341General Topology3
MATH 5343Numer Solution Part Diff Equat3
MATH 5345Numerical Optimization3
MATH 5346
MATH 5351Complex Variables3
MATH 5370Special Topics3
M.B.A. - Master of Business Administration  / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences (Actuarial Concentration) 
ACCT 5304Accounting Analysis3
BLAW 5306Business Law and Ethics3
ECON 5311Managerial Economics3
FIN 5311Financial Management3
MGMT 5311Organizational Mgmt Seminar3
MKT 5311Marketing Management3
QMB 5311Quantitative Methods-Business3
OSCM 5308Concepts of Production Mgmt3
M.B.A. - Master of Business Administration  / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences (Applied Concentration) 
ACCT 5304Accounting Analysis3
BLAW 5306Business Law and Ethics3
ECON 5311Managerial Economics3
FIN 5311Financial Management3
MGMT 5311Organizational Mgmt Seminar3
MKT 5311Marketing Management3
QMB 5311Quantitative Methods-Business3
OSCM 5308Concepts of Production Mgmt3
M.B.A. - Master of Business Administration  / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences (Statistics Concentration) 
ACCT 5304Accounting Analysis3
BLAW 5306Business Law and Ethics3
ECON 5311Managerial Economics3
FIN 5311Financial Management3
MGMT 5311Organizational Mgmt Seminar3
MKT 5311Marketing Management3
QMB 5311Quantitative Methods-Business3
OSCM 5308Concepts of Production Mgmt3
M.S. in Statistics / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences
MATH 5321Principles of Analysis3
STAT 5329Statistical Programming3
STAT 5428Intro to Statistical Analysis4
M.S. in Bioinformatics / B.S. in Mathematics
BINF/STAT 5354Post-Genomic Analysis3
MATH 5330Comp Methods of Linear Algebra3
MATH 5335Techniques in Optimization3
STAT 5329Statistical Programming3
STAT 5428Intro to Statistical Analysis4
M.B.A. - Master of Business Administration  / B.S. in Mathematical Sciences
ACCT 5304Accounting Analysis3
BLAW 5306Business Law and Ethics3
ECON 5311Managerial Economics3
FIN 5311Financial Management3
MGMT 5311Organizational Mgmt Seminar3
MKT 5311Marketing Management3
QMB 5311Quantitative Methods-Business3
OSCM 5308Concepts of Production Mgmt3

Degree Plan

The requirement to obtain the BS in Mathematics consists of the general College of Science requirements plus the following specific requirements:

Required Credits: 120

Designated Core
Required Courses: 1
MATH 1411Calculus I4
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements.42
Required Courses:
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
MATH 4325Modern Algebra3
MATH 4326Linear Algebra3
MATH 4341Real Analysis3
STAT 3330Probability3
Select at least six semester hours of the following: 26
History of Mathematics
Elementary Number Theory
Actuarial Mathematics
Matrix Algebra
Geometry
Applied Analysis I
Numerical Analysis
Applied Analysis II
Statistics Inference
Applied Regression Analysis
Topics Seminar (with permission of Chair)
Individ Studies in Mathematic (with permission of Chair)
Indiv Studies in Mathematics (with permission of Chair)
Additional Science Requirements
Choose one sequence from the following:8
BIOL 1305
BIOL 1107
General Biology
and Topics in Study of Life I
4
BIOL 1306
BIOL 1108
Organismal Biology
and Organismal Biology Laboratory
4
OR
CHEM 1305
CHEM 1105
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
4
CHEM 1306
CHEM 1106
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
4
OR
GEOL 1313
GEOL 1103
Intro to Physical Geology
and Lab for GEOL 1313
4
GEOL 1314
GEOL 1104
Intro to Historical Geol
and Lab for GEOL 1314
4
Additional Required Courses
Required:
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Select one of the following:
CS 1101
CS 1301
Intro to Computer Science Lab
and Intro to Computer Science
4
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
CS 1401Intro to Computer Science4
Minor (Optional)
Complete an 18-hour minor or 18 hours of electives, at least 10 must be upper-division
Electives
Select 7 additional semester hours with advisor approval
Upper Division Requirement
Select a total of 37 hours of upper division course work 337
Total Hours120
1

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major. 

2

MATH 4370 Topics Seminar, MATH 4199 Individ Studies in Mathematic, or MATH 4399 Indiv Studies in Mathematics may be substituted

3

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

Concentrations

7-12 Math

Students may not apply to the Educator Preparation Program until they meet the following requirements: 

  1. Have a UTEP overall GPA of at least 2.75 
  2. Have a UTEP majors GPA of at least 2.75
  3. Pass the UTEP math content qualifying exam with a score of at least 80%

Required Credits: 120

Designated Core
MATH 1411Calculus I4
Select one of the following sequences:7-8
Sequence 1:
Elem Astronomy-Solar System
Astronomy Lab I
Elem Astr Stars & Galaxies
Sequence 2:
General Biology
Topics in Study of Life I
Organismal Biology
Organismal Biology Laboratory
Sequence 3:
General Chemistry
Laboratory for CHEM 1305
General Chemistry
Laboratory for CHEM 1306
Sequence 4:
Intro to Physical Geology
Lab for GEOL 1313
Intro to Historical Geol
Lab for GEOL 1314
Sequence 5:
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements. 42
Math Major
Required Courses:
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3329Geometry3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
Choose one of the two sequences:6
Prob & Applied Statistics
and Applied Regression Analysis
Probability
and Statistics Inference
Choose six semester hours from the following math electives:6
Elementary Number Theory
Modern Algebra
Numerical Analysis
Real Analysis
Required Secondary Education Minor Courses:
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Other Requirements
Required Courses:
CS 1401Intro to Computer Science4
or CS 1320 Computer Programming Sci/Engr
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Elective:
Select five additional hours at any level5
Total Hours120
1

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major. 

2

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

7-12 Math/Physics

Students may not apply to the Educator Preparation Program until they meet the following requirements: 

  1. Have a UTEP overall GPA of at least 2.75 
  2. Have a UTEP majors GPA of at least 2.75
  3. Pass the UTEP math content qualifying exam with a score of at least 80%

Required Credits: 120

Designated Core
MATH 1411Calculus I4
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements. 42
Math Major
Required Courses:
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3329Geometry3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
Choose one of the two sequences:6
Probability
and Statistics Inference
Prob & Applied Statistics
and Applied Regression Analysis
Choose three semester hours from the following math electives:3
Elementary Number Theory
Modern Algebra
Numerical Analysis
Real Analysis
Required Secondary Education Minor Courses:
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Physics Requirement
PHYS 2325Survey of Modern Physics3
PHYS 3323Physical Optics3
Additional Required Courses: 237
CS 1401Intro to Computer Science4
or CS 1320 Computer Programming Sci/Engr
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Electives
Take additional semester hours with advisor approval
Total Hours120
1

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major. 

2

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

Actuarial Science

Designated Core
Required Courses: 1
COMM 1302Business/Profession Comm3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
ECON 2304Principles of Microeconomics3
Physics Sequence:
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements.42
Minor in Finance Required Courses:
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I3
FIN 3310Business Finance3
FIN 3315Investments3
FIN 3325Money & Capital Markets3
FIN 4310Managerial Finance3
FIN 4315Portfolio Analysis3
FIN 4316Analysis of Derivatives3
QMB 3350Business Analytics3
Actuarial Sciences Concentration
Required Courses:
CIS 3301Intro to Data Process & Prog3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2320Mathematics of Interest3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 3320Actuarial Mathematics3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
STAT 3320Probability and Statistics3
STAT 3330Probability3
STAT 4380Statistics Inference3
or STAT 4385 Applied Regression Analysis
Electives
Take additional semester hours with advisor approval
Total Hours120
1

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major. 

2

With department approval, other courses in the College of Science may be substituted for the PHYS 2420 Introductory Mechanics/PHYS 2421 Introductory Electromagnetism requirement.

3

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

C

Course requires a grade of C or better.

Applied Mathematics

Designated Core
Required Courses: 1
CS 1401Intro to Computer Science4
or CS 1320 Computer Programming Sci/Engr
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements.42
Applied Mathematics
Required Courses:
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 3335Applied Analysis I3
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
MATH 4336Applied Analysis II3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
STAT 3330Probability3
STAT 4380Statistics Inference3
or STAT 4385 Applied Regression Analysis
Select three hours of the following:3
History of Mathematics
Fundmtl Numb Thry Adv Stndpt
Fundamentals/Geometry Standpt
Proportion and Algebra
Proportn & Algebrc Reasong I
Proportn & Algebrc Reasong II
Elementary Number Theory
Actuarial Mathematics
Geometry
Introduction to Analysis
Individ Studies in Mathematic
Fund Math Concepts Grades 4-8
Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt
Modern Algebra
Linear Algebra
Real Analysis
Topics Seminar
Indiv Studies in Mathematics
Probability and Statistics
Applied Regression Analysis
Additional Hours
Additional semester hours with advisor approval
Other Science Requirements
Please choose one sequence from the following:8
General Biology
and Topics in Study of Life I
And
Organismal Biology
and Organismal Biology Laboratory
OR
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
And
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
OR
Intro to Physical Geology
and Lab for GEOL 1313
And
Intro to Historical Geol
and Lab for GEOL 1314
Minor (Optional)
Complete an 18-hour minor or 18 hours of electives, at least 10 must be upper-division18
Upper Division Requirement
Select a total of thirty-seven hours of upper division course work 237
Total Hours120

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major.  

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

Course requires a grade of C or better

Data Science

Designated Core
Required Courses: 1
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
University Core Curriculum
Complete the University Core Curriculum requirements.42
Data Science Concentration
Required Courses:
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
STAT 2480Elementary Statistical Methods4
STAT 3330Probability3
STAT 4380Statistics Inference3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
or STAT 4329 Statistical Programming
or STAT 4474 Statistical Machine Learning
Additional Required Courses10
Intro to Computer Science
and Intro to Computer Science Lab
Technical Writing
Inquiry in Math & Science
Minor (Optional)18
Complete an 18-hour minor or 18 hours of electives, at least 10 must be upper-division
Electives9
Take an additional 9 hours of upper-division electives
Upper Division Requirement37
Select a total of thirty-seven hours of upper division course work 1
Total Hours120
1

Although the UTEP core choice is larger, students are encouraged to choose the core courses that also satisfies the major. 

2

MATH 4370 Topics Seminar, MATH 4199 Individ Studies in Mathematic, MATH 4399 Indiv Studies in Mathematics with approval.

3

A total of thirty-seven hours of upper division coursework is required for all Bachelor of Science degrees.

C

Course requires a grade of C or better

 

University Core Curriculum

The department may make specific suggestions for courses which are most applicable towards your major.

All courses require a C or better

I. Communication (six hours)

Courses in this category focus on developing ideas and expressing them clearly, considering the effect of the message, fostering understanding, and building the skills needed to communicate persuasively. Courses involve the command of oral, aural, written, and visual literacy skills that enable people to exchange messages appropriate to the subject, occasion, and audience.
Select six hours of the following: 6
For students whose secondary education was in English:
Written and Oral Communication
Writing About Literature
Rhetoric & Composition I
Rhetoric & Composition 2
Rhetoric, Composition & Comm
For students whose secondary education was not in English:
Expos Engl Compos-Spkr Esl
Res & Crit Writng Spkr Esl
Total Hours6

II. American History (six hours)

Courses in this category focus on the consideration of past events and ideas relative to the United States, with the option of including Texas History for a portion of this component area. Courses involve the interaction among individuals, communities, states, the nation, and the world, considering how these interactions have contributed to the development of the United States and its global role.
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
Total Hours6

III. Language, Philosophy & Culture  (three hours)

Courses in this category focus on how ideas, values, beliefs, and other aspects of culture express and affect human experience. Courses involve the exploration of ideas that foster aesthetic and intellectual creation in order to understand the human condition across cultures.
Select one of the following:3
Intro-African Amer Studies
Latina/o Presence in the U.S.
English Literature
English Literature
Intro to American Fiction
Intro to American Drama
Intro to American Poetry
Making of the "Other" Americas
World History to 1500
World History Since 1500
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics
Introduct to Religious Studies
Seeing & Naming: Conversations
Introduction to Womens Studies
Global Feminisms
Total Hours3

IV. Mathematics  (three hours)

Courses in this category focus on quantitative literacy in logic, patterns, and relationships. Courses involve the understanding of key mathematical concepts and the application of appropriate quantitative tools to everyday experience.
Select one of the following:3
College Algebra
Trigonometry and Conics
Math in the Modern World
Math for Social Sciences I
Calculus I
Precalculus 1,2
Math for Social Sciences II
Statistical Literacy
Elementary Statistical Methods
1 A higher-level course in the calculus sequence can be substituted.
2 TCCN MATH 1314 will also satisfy this requirement.
Total Hours3

V. Life & Physical Sciences  (six hours)

Courses in this category focus on describing, explaining, and predicting natural phenomena using the scientific method. Courses involve the understanding of interactions among natural phenomena and the implications of scientific principles on the physical world and on experiences.
Select one of the following:1-4
Astronomy Lab I
Elem Astronomy-Solar System
Elem Astr Stars & Galaxies
Introductory Biology Lab
Human Biology Laboratory
Topics in Study of Life I
Organismal Biology Laboratory
Introductory Biology
Human Biology
General Biology
Organismal Biology
Human Anat/Physio Lab I
Human Anat/Physio Lab II
Human Anat/Physiology I
Human Anat/Physiology II
Laboratory for CHEM 1305
Laboratory for CHEM 1306
Intro General Chemistry Lab
Intro Organic & Biochem Lab
General Chemistry
General Chemistry
Intro to General Chemistry
Intro Organic & Biochemistry
Environmental Sci. Lab
Non-major Lab for ESCI 1301
Intro to Environment Science 2
Intro to Environmental Sci
Laboratory for GEOG 1306
Physical Geography
Lab for GEOL 1313
Lab for GEOL 1314
Principles of Earth Sci - Lab
Laboratory for Geology 1212
Principles of Earth Sciences
Principles of Earth Science
The Blue Planet
Natural Hazards
Intro to Physical Geology
Intro to Historical Geol
Fundamentals of Nutrition
Wellness Dynamics
Microorganisms and Disease
General Physics I
General Physics II
Laboratory for PHYS 2320
Laboratory for PHYS 2321
Introductory Mechanics
Introductory Electromagnetism
Total Hours 6

VI. Political Science  (six hours)

Courses in this category focus on consideration of the Constitution of the United States and the constitutions of the states, with special emphasis on that of Texas. Courses involve the analysis of governmental institutions, political behavior, civic engagement, and their political and philosophical foundations.
Required Courses:
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
Total Hours6

VII. Social and Behavioral Sciences  (three hours)

Courses in this category focus on the application of empirical and scientific methods that contribute to the understanding of what makes us human. Courses involve the exploration of behavior and interactions among individuals, groups, institutions, and events, examining their impact on the individual, society, and culture.
Select one of the following:3
Intro-Phys Anth/Archeolog
Intro-Cultural Anthropology
Cultural Geography
Intro to Linguistics
Econ for Engrs & Scientists
Intro to Chicano Studies
Asian American Studies
Interpersonal Communication
Mass Media and Society
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Introduction to Ed Psychology
Action Research in Classrooms
Introduction to Linguistics
Cultural Geography
Community Service
An Intro. to Linguistics
Lang. Inside & Out: Sel Topics
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Cultural Geography
Total Hours3

VIII. Creative Arts (three hours)

Courses in this category focus on the appreciation and analysis of creative artifacts and works of the human imagination. Courses involve the synthesis and interpretation of artistic expression and enable critical, creative, and innovative communication about works of art.
Select one of the following:3
Art Appreciation
History of Art I
History of Art II
Chicana/o Fine Arts Appreciat
Dance Appreciation
Intro-Art of Motion Pict.
Music Appreciation
Jazz to Rock
Music, Culture, and Society
Introduction to Theatre
Total Hours3

IX. Component Area Option (six hours)

a. A minimum of 3 SCH must meet the definition and corresponding Core Objectives specified in one of the foundational component areas. b. As an option for up to 3 semester credit hours of the Component Area Option, an institution may select course(s) that: (i) Meet(s) the definition specified for one or more of the foundational component areas; and (ii) Include(s) a minimum of three Core Objectives, including Critical Thinking Skills, Communication Skills, and one of the remaining Core Objectives of the institution's choice.
Intro to Global Business
Public Speaking
Business/Profession Comm
Intro-Computational Thinking
Computer Programming Sci/Engr
Eng Innovation and Leadership
Introduction to Leadership
Inquiry in Math & Science
Seminar/Critical Inquiry
Total Hours0

4-Year Sample Degree Plan

BS in Mathematics (Starting with Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
Component Area Option 3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
PHIL 2306Ethics3
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
CHEM 1305
CHEM 1105
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
4
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
CHEM 1306
CHEM 1106
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
4
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
Minor3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3330Probability3
Minor3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
CS 1301
CS 1101
Intro to Computer Science
and Intro to Computer Science Lab
3
or CS 1320 Computer Programming Sci/Engr
Upper Division Math Course3
Elective4
SENIOR
Fall
MATH 4341Real Analysis3
MATH 4325Modern Algebra3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Minor3
Minor3
Spring
MATH 4326Linear Algebra3
Upper Division Math Course3
Minor3
Minor3
Elective3
Total Hours120

BS in Mathematics (Starting with Pre-Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
MATH 1508Precalculus5
CHEM 1305
CHEM 1105
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
PHIL 2306Ethics3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
CHEM 1306
CHEM 1106
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
4
SOPHOMORE
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
Elective3
JUNIOR
Fall
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3330Probability3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Minor3
Spring
CS 1301
CS 1101
Intro to Computer Science
and Intro to Computer Science Lab
4
or CS 1320 Computer Programming Sci/Engr
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
Upper-Division Math Elective3
Minor3
SENIOR
Fall
MATH 4341Real Analysis3
MATH 4325Modern Algebra3
Elective3
Minor3
Minor3
Spring
MATH 4326Linear Algebra3
Upper Division Math Elective3
Elective3
Minor3
Minor3
Total Hours125

BS in Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science (Starting with Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
COMM 1302Business/Profession Comm3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
ECON 2304Principles of Microeconomics3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 2320Mathematics of Interest3
FIN 3310Business Finance3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
JUNIOR
Fall
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3330Probability3
QMB 3350Business Analytics3
STAT 3320Probability and Statistics3
Elective3
Spring
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
CIS 3301Intro to Data Process & Prog3
MATH 3320Actuarial Mathematics3
FIN 3315Investments3
Elective3
SENIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
STAT 4380Statistics Inference3
or STAT 4385 Applied Regression Analysis
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
FIN 4310Managerial Finance3
FIN 3325Money & Capital Markets3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
FIN 4316Analysis of Derivatives3
FIN 4315Portfolio Analysis3
Total Hours120

BS in Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science (Starting with Pre-Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
COMM 1302Business/Profession Comm3
MATH 1508Precalculus5
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I3
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
ECON 2304Principles of Microeconomics3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
Elective3
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
FIN 3310Business Finance3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
or MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics
MATH 2320Mathematics of Interest3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3330Probability3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
or MATH 4326 Linear Algebra
FIN 3325Money & Capital Markets3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
CIS 3301Intro to Data Process & Prog3
Elective3
QMB 3350Business Analytics3
FIN 3315Investments3
SENIOR
Fall
STAT 4380Statistics Inference3
or STAT 4385 Applied Regression Analysis
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
STAT 3320Probability and Statistics3
FIN 4310Managerial Finance3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Spring
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
MATH 3320Actuarial Mathematics3
FIN 4316Analysis of Derivatives3
FIN 4315Portfolio Analysis3
Total Hours125

BS in Mathematics with a Concentration in Applied Math (Starting with Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
UNIV 1301Seminar/Critical Inquiry3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
CHEM 1305
CHEM 1105
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
CHEM 1306
CHEM 1106
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
4
Field of Study Approved Courses3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
Upper Division Course3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3330Probability3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
Upper Division Course3
Additional hours as approved by advisor3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
or STAT 4380 Statistics Inference
MATH 3335Applied Analysis I3
SENIOR
Fall
Upper Division Course3
Upper Division Math Course3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
Additional hours as approved by advisor4
Spring
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
MATH 4336Applied Analysis II3
Field of Study Course3
Field of Study Course3
Field of Study Course3
Total Hours120

BS in Mathematics with a Concentration in Applied Math (Starting with Pre-Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
UNIV 1301Seminar/Critical Inquiry3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 1508Precalculus5
Additional Hours4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
Field of Study Course3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
SOPHOMORE
Fall
PHIL 2306Ethics3
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
CHEM 1305
CHEM 1105
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1305
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
Spring
COMM 1302Business/Profession Comm3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
CHEM 1306
CHEM 1106
General Chemistry
and Laboratory for CHEM 1306
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2300Discrete Mathematics3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
Upper Division Course3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
Upper Division Course3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
STAT 3330Probability3
MATH 3335Applied Analysis I3
SENIOR
Fall
Upper Division Course3
Upper Division Math Course3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
MATH 3323Matrix Algebra3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
or STAT 4380 Statistics Inference
Spring
MATH 4329Numerical Analysis3
MATH 4336Applied Analysis II3
Field of Study Course3
Field of Study Course3
Field of Study Course3
Total Hours125

BS in Mathematics with Concentration in 7-12 Math (Starting with Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN 7-12 MATH
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
SCI 1301Inquiry in Math & Science3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 1312Calculus II3
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
Lower Division Science4
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
Lower Division Math Option3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
or CS 1401 Intro to Computer Science
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
JUNIOR
Fall
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3325Prob & Applied Statistics3
Upper Division Math Option3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
Elective 3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
SENIOR
Fall
Math Elective3
MATH 3329Geometry3
Math Elective3
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Spring
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Total Hours121

BS in Mathematics with Concentration in 7-12 Math (Starting with Pre-Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN 7-12 MATH
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
SCI 1301Inquiry in Math & Science3
MATH 1508Precalculus5
Lower Division Science4
Spring
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
MATH 1411Calculus I4
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
Lower Division Math Option3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 2313Calculus III3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
or CS 1401 Intro to Computer Science
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
JUNIOR
Fall
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3325Prob & Applied Statistics3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
Upper Division Math Option3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
Spring
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
SENIOR
Fall
Math Elective 3
Math Elective3
MATH 3329Geometry3
Elective 3
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Spring
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Total Hours126

BS in Mathematics with Concentration in 7-12 Math/Physics (Starting with Calculus)

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN 7-12 MATH/PHYSICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
MATH 1411Calculus I4
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
SCI 1301Inquiry in Math & Science3
Spring
MATH 1312Calculus II3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
SOPHOMORE
Fall
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
MATH 2313Calculus III3
PHYS 2325Survey of Modern Physics3
MATH Option 3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
PHIL 2306Ethics3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
STAT 3325Prob & Applied Statistics3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
PHYS 3323Physical Optics3
Upper Division Math Option3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
MATH 3329Geometry3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
SENIOR
Fall
Math Elective3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
Open Elective3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
Spring
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Total Hours120

BS in Mathematics with Concentration in 7-12 Math/Physics (Starting with Pre-Calculus) 

BS IN MATHEMATICS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN 7-12 MATH/PHYSICS
FRESHMAN
Fall
RWS 1301Rhetoric & Composition I3
ART 1300Art Appreciation3
MATH 1508Precalculus5
SCI 1301Inquiry in Math & Science3
Spring
MATH 1411Calculus I4
PHYS 2320
PHYS 2120
Introductory Mechanics
and Laboratory for PHYS 2320
4
PSYC 1301Introduction to Psychology3
RWS 1302Rhetoric & Composition 23
SOPHOMORE
Fall
HIST 1301History of U.S. to 18653
PHIL 2306Ethics3
PHYS 2321
PHYS 2121
Introductory Electromagnetism
and Laboratory for PHYS 2321
4
MATH 1312Calculus II3
CS 1320Computer Programming Sci/Engr3
Math Option3
Spring
HIST 1302History of U.S. Since 18653
COMM 1301Public Speaking3
MATH 2313Calculus III3
MATH 2326Differential Equations3
PHYS 2325Survey of Modern Physics3
RED 3342Content Area Literacy3
JUNIOR
Fall
POLS 2310Introduction to Politics3
Upper Division Math Option3
MATH 3325Principles of Mathematics3
STAT 3325Prob & Applied Statistics3
Open Elective3
SCED 3311Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl3
Spring
POLS 2311American Gover & Politics3
MATH 3341Introduction to Analysis3
STAT 4385Applied Regression Analysis3
MATH 4303Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt3
EDPC 3300Intro to Youth Dev & Spec Ed3
SCED 4367Teaching Math in Sec School3
SENIOR
Fall
Math Elective3
MATH 3329Geometry3
MATH 3300History of Mathematics3
PHYS 3323Physical Optics3
BED 4317Tch & Empwr ELLs in Sec Schls3
RWS 3359Technical Writing3
Spring
SCED 4691Student Teaching in Sec School6
Total Hours125