Notes:
- Math 302, 352, 373, 375, 376 were Math 341, 342, 272, 371, and 372,
respectively.
- As of 2006: Math 110, 180, 181, 210, 280, 160, and 260 were Math 111,
121, 122, 211, 221, 271, 272, respectively.
- The sequences meeting the "depth" requirement are:
- Math: 301/302, 321/322, 375/376, 433/434, 335/471
- Computer Science: No longer a requirement
Sample Math Contracts
Sample Computer Science Contracts
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161, 261
Upper-Division Courses
Probability and Statistics: Math 375, 376
Operations Research: Math 471, Math 335
Participation in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling
Electives
One of the following:
BPA 469 (Operations Management) for a business emphasis
Math 301 (Differential Equations) for a science/engineering
emphasis
Math/CS 310 (Numerical Analysis) for a computing emphasis
Notes
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161, 261
Upper-Division Courses
Advanced Calculus: Math 321,322
Abstract Algebra; Math 433,434
Participation in a problem solving group.
Electives
One additional upper level mathematics course
As many additional courses as possible from: Math 301, 302, 338, 352,
375, 376
Notes
One course in another department that makes extensive use of mathematical
techniques (e.g. theoretical physics or mathematical economics) may be
allowed as a substitute for a mathematics course.
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161
Upper-Division Courses
Analysis: Math 321 or Math 352
Algebra: Math 332 or Math 433
Differential Equations: Math 301, 302
NumericalAnalysis: Math/CS 310
Electives
Strongly consider taking
- Intermediate Economics: Econ 375 and/or 376
Notes
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161
Economics: Econ 170
Upper-Division Courses
- Probability and Statistics: Math 375, 376
- Applied Statistics: Math 373
- Principles of Financial Management: BPA 315
- At least two other mathematics classes, common choices are:
- Operations Research: Math 471 or Math 335
Electives
Strongly consider taking
- Investments: BPA 432
- Economics courses (discuss with advisor)
Notes
The sequence 375, 376 provides depth and the proof-based courses
required.
Revised 3-29-2001
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Statistics: Math 160 (previously 271)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161
Upper-Division Courses
Five upper division mathematics courses, typically as below -- but see School of Education
requirements for endorsement in mathematics
- Geometry: Math 300
- Abstract Algebra: Math 433, 434
- Statistics: Math 373 or 375 (if student has not taken Math 160 or 260
[previously 271 or 272])
- One additional upper-division course in mathematics such as
- Advanced Calculus: Math 321
- Probability: Math 375
- Differential Equations: Math 301
Electives
Csci 261, Math 376
Notes
Students who want to teach middle school might take Math 210 (previously
211).
Lower-Division Courses
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Computer Science: Csci 161
Upper-Division Courses
- Probability and Mathematical Statistics: Math 375, 376
- At least three more upper-division classes. Some of the best choices
are:
- Applied Statistics: Math 373 or Econ 374
- Advanced Calculus: Math 321, 322
- Operations Research: Math 471 or Math 335
- Numerical Analysis: Math 310
- Combinatorics: Math 338
Notes
The sequence Math 375/376 provides depth and the proof-based courses
required.
Math 321/322 is required for some graduate schools.
A student should take at least one applied statistics course (Math 160
(previously 271), Math 373, or Econ 374)
Revised 11-8-2001
Lower-Division Courses
Computer Science: Csci 161, 261, 281
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
FiniteMath: 210 (previously 211)
Upper-Division Courses
Computer Science: Csci 361, 340, 460 (340, 360 provides depth)
Electives
Three units from upper-division courses in computer science.
Notes
Lower-Division Courses
Computer Science: Csci 161, 261, 281
Calculus: Math 180, 181, 280 (previously 121, 122, 221)
Linear Algebra: Math 290 (previously 232)
Upper-Division Courses
Computer Science: Csci 361, 370
Mathematics: Math 375, 332 or 433
Computer' Science 370 and 481 or Computer Science 375 and 475 (for
depth)
Electives
As many other courses from Computer Science 310, 315, 391, 431, and 471
as possible
Notes
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