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Undergraduate Degree Requirements
A minimum grade of "C" is required in all mathematics and computer science courses and all upper-level courses that are required in the undergraduate programs of this department. In addition, for the programs listed below, the total of 120 hours must include at least 45 hours of upper-division courses numbered 3000 or above.
As part of the core curriculum, students must receive credit for the three
calculus courses: Math 2211, Math 2212, and Math 2215. (When counting the number of
hours in Areas A, D, and F, only 3 of the 4 credit hours of each calculus course will be
counted in Area A and/or Area D. The fourth hour, or the "rollover hour,"
will be counted in Area F.) B.A. students must also receive credit for an
intermediate-level foreign language sequence of two courses.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Actuarial Science
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Computer Information Systems
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Computer Science
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Decision Sciences
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Secondary School Teaching
Bachelor of Science: Major in Mathematics, Concentration in
Statistics
