The student is required to take the three core courses and then choose four courses from the approved Mathematics option in order to attain a total of seven courses of which at least two courses must be 3000 level or above.

Required courses:

• MATH 1200 - Calculus for Scientists I
• MATH 1202 - Calculus for Scientists II
• MATH 1203 - Linear Algebra for Scientists and Engineers

Approved options:

• MATH 1271 - Discrete Mathematics
• MATH 1505 - Puzzling Adventures in Mathematics
• MATH 2101 - Abstract Algebra
• MATH 2301 - Calculus III
• MATH 2302 - Calculus IV
• MATH 2307 - Differential Equations I
• MATH 2311 - Linear Algebra II
• MATH 2321 - Mathematical Probability
• MATH 2323 - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
• MATH 3101 - Numerical Analysis
• MATH 3102 - Mathematical Modeling*
• MATH 3200 - Mathematical Methods
• MATH 3303 - Topics in Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis
• MATH 3325 - Theory of Interest
• MATH 4101 - Abstract Algebra II
• MATH 4102 - Analysis I
• MATH 4103 - Complex Analysis
• MATH 4105 - Applied Linear Models*

* Courses in Italics are under development and not yet available.