Mathematics Professor Kassemi (chair), Assistant Professors Harpster and Patel Mission Statement It is the mission of the department to provide a high quality education and training in mathematics and its applications for its students. This is based on a conviction that mathematical training of students is not only essential for career preparation but also as a cultural grace. Double Majors Double majors with mathematics as a component are fruitful and deservedly popular. Currently, most popular combinations are with computer science, business administration, and education.
A grade of C- or above must be earned in all courses that are required in a major or minor.
Requirements for the Mathematics Major Dept. Course No. Course Title Math 151 Calculus I Math 152 Calculus II Math (Phys) 203 Physics I Math 230 Fundamentals of Advanced Math Math 253 Calculus III Math 307 Real Analysis Math 315 Linear Algebra Math 352 Ordinary Differential Equations Math 415 Algebraic Structures Math 460 Senior Seminar Semester Credits
Credits 4 4 5 3 4 3 3 3 3 2 34
Plus 9 credits from the following math electives: Dept. Course No. Course Title Math 353 Partial Differential Equations Math 359 Topology Math 401 Mathematical Statistics I Math 402 Mathematical Statistics II Math 403 Discrete Mathematics Math 404 Geometry Math 406 Complex Analysis Math 412 History of Mathematics Math 300,390, 400 Directed Study, Independent Study, or Special Topics 490, 495 Semester Credits
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
43
Total Semester Credits
9
146