A major in mathematics leading to a bachelor of science requires at least 47 hours, consisting of 35 hours of required mathematics courses, at least six hours of mathematics electives, and six hours of computer science courses. In addition, the student is required to obtain a minor in one of the sciences, with a minor in physics being highly desirable.

The bachelor of arts in mathematics comprises the same curriculum of mathematics courses as the bachelor of science degree. However, bachelor of arts candidates will select an academic minor in a field other than science.

Required courses: 35 credit hours

• Math 211: Calculus 1 (4)
• Math 252: Calculus 2 (4)
• Math 273: Calculus 3 (4)
• Math 317: Discrete Math (4)
• Math 325: Applied Ordinary Differential Equations (3)
• Math 320: Linear Algebra (3)
• Math 345: Math Statistics 1 (3)
• Math 421: Applied Abstract Algebra (3)
• Math 425: Intro to Real Analysis (3)
• Math 430: Mathematical Problem Solving (4)

Electives: 6 credit hours
Choose two 400-level math electives.
Additional required courses: 6 hours

• CS 144: Intro to Computer Sci (3)
• CS 145: Intro to Object Oriented Programming (3)

*Science minor required
Major Total: 47 credit hours