The department offers two tracks within the Applied Mathematics Concentration: One in Discrete Applied Mathematics and Operations Research, the other in Statistics. To qualify for this concentration students must complete the following required courses:
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (49 Credits)
Required Mathematics and Computer Science Courses (28 Credits) Specialization - Choose Track 1 or 2 (9 Credits)
CODE COURSE CREDITS CMPT 285 Discrete Mathematical Structures 3 MATH 464 Operations Research I 3 MATH 465 Operations Research II 3
Track 1: Discrete Applied Mathematics and Operations Research
CODE COURSE CREDITS STAT 440 Fundamentals of Modern Statistics 3 STAT 441 Statistical Computing 3 STAT 443 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics 3
Track 2: Statistics Elective Mathematics Courses: Choose at least 12 credits not already counted in A or B above from MATH 398-469 & 480-499, STAT 440-449, 490-499
REQUIRED COLLATERAL COURSES. Complete one of the following six
sequences: (8-9 Credits)**. Students are strongly encouraged to complete sequence A.
CODE COURSE CREDITS PHYS 191
University Physics I 4 PHYS 192
University Physics II 4
Sequence A Sequence B
CODE COURSE CREDITS
BIOL 112 Principles of Biology I
4
BIOL 113 Principles of Biology II
4
Sequence C Sequence D
CODE COURSE CREDITS ECON 101 Principles of Economics: Macro*** 3 ECON 102 Principles of Economics: Micro 3 MGMT 231 Management Processes 3
Sequence E
CODE COURSE CREDITS ACCT 201 Fundamentals of Accounting I 3 ACCT 202 Fundamentals of Accounting II 3 MGMT 231 Management Processes 3
Sequence F GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS. 38-44 Semester Hours ****
New Student Seminar (1 credit):
CODE COURSE CREDITS
MATH 102 New Student Experience for Mathematical Sciences
1
Interdisciplinary Core:
# CODE COURSE CREDITS
B1
GNED 201 Contemporary Issues I: Scientific Issues
3
B2
GNED 202 Contemporary Issues II: National Issues
3
B3
GNED 303 Contemporary Issues III: Global Issues
3
Communication (9 credits):
C1 Writing/Literature 3 credits
C1 Options:
English:
ENWR 105 College Writing I: Intellectual Prose. (3)
Honors Program (only):
HONP 100 Honors Seminar in Great Books and Ideas, Part I. (3)
C1 Writing/Literature 3 credits
C1 Options:
English:
ENWR 106 College Writing II: Writing and Literary Study. (3)
Honors Program (only):
HONP 101 Honors Seminar in Great Books and Ideas, Part II. (3)
C2 Communication 3 credits
C2 Options
Communication Studies:
SPCM 101 Fundamentals of Speech: Communication Requirement. (3)
Fine and Performing Arts (3 credits):
D Fine and Performing Arts 3 credits
D Options:
Art and Design:
ARAN 190 Introduction to the Visual Arts. (3)
ARCE 200 Ceramics: Pottery and Sculpture, Beginning I. (3)
ARDW 200 Drawing, Beginning I. (3)
ARDW 201 Life Drawing, Beginning I. (3)
ARPA 200 Painting, Beginning I. (3)
ARPH 200 Photography Beginning I: Contemporary Art Form. (3)
ARPH 201 Digital Photo and Imaging I. (3)
ARPM 200 Printmaking, Beginning I. (3)
ARSC 200 Sculpture, Beginning I. (3)
ARSC 210 Sculpture, Beginning II
English:
ENFL 208 Introduction to the Film. (3)
Honors Program (only):
HONP 201 Honors Seminar in the Creative Process. (3)^
Music:
MUGN 160 Introduction to Music in World Cultures. (3)
MUGN 209 Introduction to Jazz. (3)*
MUGN 250 Rap and Rock as Cultural Phenomena. (3)*
Theatre and Dance:
DNCE 105 Dance Appreciation. (3)
DNCE 141 Dance Technique: Modern I. (3)
DNCE 155 Dance Technique: Ballet I. (3)
THTR 105 Acting I. (3)
THTR 265 The Contemporary Theatre of Cultural Diversity. (3)*
* Meets Multicultural Awareness Requirement. World Languages (3-6 credits):
E World Languages 3-6 credits
E Options: (3)
Classics and General Humanities:
GREK 101 Beginning Greek I. (3)
GREK 112 Beginning Greek II. (3)
LATN 101 Beginning Latin I. (3)
LATN 112 Beginning Latin II. (3)
LATN 121 Intermediate Latin I. (3)
LATN 132 Intermediate Latin II. (3)
French, German, and Russian:
ARAB 101 Beginning Arabic I. (3)
ARAB 112 Beginning Arabic II. (3)
FREN 101 Beginning French I. (3)
FREN 112 Beginning French II. (3)
FREN 121 Intermediate French I. (3)
FREN 132 Intermediate French II. (3)
GERM 101 Beginning German I. (3)
GERM 112 Beginning German II. (3)
GERM 121 Intermediate German I. (3)
GERM 132 Intermediate German II. (3)
RUSS 101 Beginning Russian I. (3)
RUSS 112 Beginning Russian II. (3)
RUSS 121 Intermediate Russian I. (3)
RUSS 132 Intermediate Russian II. (3)
Linguistics:
AMSL 101 Beginning American Sign Language I. (3)
AMSL 102 Beginning American Sign Language II. (3)
ARBC 101 Beginning Arabic I. (3)
ARBC 112 Beginning Arabic II. (3)
CHIN 101 Beginning Chinese I. (3)
CHIN 102 Beginning Chinese II. (3)
CHIN 201 Intermediate Chinese I. (3)
CHIN 202 Intermediate Chinese II. (3)
JAPN 101 Beginning Japanese I. (3)
JAPN 102 Beginning Japanese II. (3)
JAPN 201 Intermediate Japanese I. (3)
JAPN 202 Intermediate Japanese II. (3)
Spanish/Italian:
ITAL 101 Italian I. (3)
ITAL 102 Italian II. (3)
ITAL 103 Italian III. (3)
ITAL 104 Italian IV. (3)
SPAN 101 Spanish I. (3)
SPAN 102 Spanish II. (3)
SPAN 103 Spanish III. (3)
SPAN 104 Spanish IV. (3)
E Options: (3)
No choice
Classics and General Humanities:
GREK 101 Beginning Greek I. (3)
GREK 112 Beginning Greek II. (3)
LATN 101 Beginning Latin I. (3)
LATN 112 Beginning Latin II. (3)
LATN 121 Intermediate Latin I. (3)
LATN 132 Intermediate Latin II. (3)
French, German, and Russian:
ARAB 101 Beginning Arabic I. (3)
ARAB 112 Beginning Arabic II. (3)
FREN 101 Beginning French I. (3)
FREN 112 Beginning French II. (3)
FREN 121 Intermediate French I. (3)
FREN 132 Intermediate French II. (3)
GERM 101 Beginning German I. (3)
GERM 112 Beginning German II. (3)
GERM 121 Intermediate German I. (3)
GERM 132 Intermediate German II. (3)
RUSS 101 Beginning Russian I. (3)
RUSS 112 Beginning Russian II. (3)
RUSS 121 Intermediate Russian I. (3)
RUSS 132 Intermediate Russian II. (3)
Linguistics:
AMSL 101 Beginning American Sign Language I. (3)
AMSL 102 Beginning American Sign Language II. (3)
ARBC 101 Beginning Arabic I. (3)
ARBC 112 Beginning Arabic II. (3)
CHIN 101 Beginning Chinese I. (3)
CHIN 102 Beginning Chinese II. (3)
CHIN 201 Intermediate Chinese I. (3)
CHIN 202 Intermediate Chinese II. (3)
JAPN 101 Beginning Japanese I. (3)
JAPN 102 Beginning Japanese II. (3)
JAPN 201 Intermediate Japanese I. (3)
JAPN 202 Intermediate Japanese II. (3)
Spanish/Italian:
ITAL 101 Italian I. (3)
ITAL 102 Italian II. (3)
ITAL 103 Italian III. (3)
ITAL 104 Italian IV. (3)
SPAN 101 Spanish I. (3)
SPAN 102 Spanish II. (3)
SPAN 103 Spanish III. (3)
SPAN 104 Spanish IV. (3)
Humanities (6 credits):
F1 World Literature or General Humanities 3 credits
F1 Options:
Art and Design:
ARHS 105 Art in Western Civilization: Ancient and Medieval. (3)
ARHS 106 Art in Western Civilization: Renaissance to Modern. (3)
Classics and General Humanities:
GNHU 115 Troy and the Trojan War. (3)
GNHU 201 General Humanities I to 1400. (3)
GNHU 202 General Humanities II from 1400. (3)
GNHU 285 Mythology. (3)
English:
ENLT 206 World Literature: The Coming of Age Theme. (3)
F2 Philosophy or Religion 3 credits
F2 Options:
Educational Foundations:
EDFD 220 Philosophical Orientation to Education. (3)
Philosophy and Religion:
PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy. (3)
PHIL 106 Logic. (3)
RELG 100 Religions of the World. (3)
RELG 101 Introduction to Religion. (3)
RELG 221 Religion and Culture. (3)
Computer Science (0-credit included in major) ... (CMPT 183) Mathematics (0-credit included in major) ... (MATH 122,221) Natural/Physical Science (0-4 credit included in major): **
I Natural/Physical Science 4 credit
I Options:
Anthropology:
ANTH 101 Physical Anthropology. (4)
Biology and Molecular Biology:
BIOL 100 Biological Sciences. (4)
BIOL 109 The Living World. (4)
BIOL 110 Biology of Human Life. (4)
Chemistry and Biochemistry:
CHEM 100 Introductory Chemistry. (4)
Earth and Environmental Studies:
GEOS 107 Planet Earth. (4)
GEOS 112 Physical Geology. (4)
GEOS 114 Historical Geology. (4)
GEOS 125 Earth and the Environment. (4)
GEOS 257 Understanding Weather and Climate. (4)
PHMS 210 Introduction to Marine Sciences. (4). (4)
Honors Program:
HONP 210 Honors Seminar in Science. (4)^
^ For honors program students only. Physical Education (1 credit):
J Physical Education 1 credit
J Options:
Health Professions, Physical Education, Recreation and Leisure Studies:
PEGN 200 Beginning Swimming. (1)
PEGN 202 Badminton. (1)
PEGN 203 Golf. (1)
PEGN 242 Racquetball. (1)
PEGN 251 Aerobic Activities. (1)
PEGN 252 Archery. (1)
PEGN 253 Gymnastics. (1)
PEGN 257 Weight Training and Conditioning. (1)
PEGN 258 Beginning Tennis. (1)
PEGN 260 Beginning Riding. (1)
PEGN 261 Fencing. (1)
PEGN 262 Volleyball. (1)
PEGN 264 Soccer. (1)
PEGN 265 Figure Skating. (1)
PEGN 266 Skiing. (1)
PEGN 268 Bicycling. (1)
PEGN 270 Folk and Square Dance. (1)
PEGN 271 Social Dance. (1)
PEGN 272 Bowling. (1)
PEGN 274 SCUBA Diving. (1)
PEGN 275 Beginning Karate. (1)
PEGN 278 Yoga. (1)
PEGN 279 Climbing and Rappelling. (1)
Social Science (6-9 credits):
K1 American or European History 3 credits
K1 Options:
Classics and General Humanities:
GNHU 281 Greek Civilization. (3)
GNHU 282 Roman Civilization. (3)
History:
HIST 103 Foundations of Western Civilization. (3)
HIST 105 Emergence of European Civilization, 1500-1914. (3)
HIST 106 Contemporary Europe, 1914 to the Present. (3)
HIST 110 Introduction to American Civilization. (3)
HIST 117 History of the United States to 1876. (3)
HIST 118 History of the United States Since 1876. (3)
HIST 281 Greek Civilization. (3)
HIST 282 Roman Civilization. (3)
Honors Program:
HONP 102 Honors Seminar in 20th Century Civilization. (3)^
K2 Non-Western Cultural Perspectives 3 credits
K2 Options:
Anthropology:
ANTH 115 Cultures of the Middle East. (3)*
ANTH 120 Native North Americans. (3)*
ANTH 140 Non-Western Contributions to the Western World. (3)*
ANTH 150 Native Latin Americans. (3)*
ANTH 170 Peoples of Africa. (3)*
Art and Design:
ARHS 220 Art in Non-Western Societies. (3)*
Classics and General Humanities:
GNHU 217 Reading Asian Cultures. (3)*
GNHU 289 Francophone Film. (3)*
GNHU 293 Russian Culture and Civilization. (3)
Earth and Environmental Studies:
EUGS 207 Geography of East and Southeast Asia. (3)
French, German, and Russian:
FREN 289 Francophone Film. (3)*
FRIN 289 Francophone Film. (3)*
GRIN 293 Russian Culture and Civilization. (3)
History:
HIST 108 Introduction to African Civilization. (3)*
HIST 114 Early Latin American Civilization. (3)*
HIST 132 Introduction to Chinese Civilization. (3)*
Sociology:
SOCI 220 Sociology of Rich and Poor Nations. (3)
K3 Social Science 0-3 credits
K3 Options:
Anthropology:
ANTH 100 Cultural Anthropology. (3)*
ANTH 110 The Anthropology of Multicultural America. (3)*
ANTH 210 Urban Anthropology. (3)*
ANTH 230 The Anthropology of Conflict and Violence. (3)
Earth and Environmental Studies:
ENVR 109 The Human Environment. (3)
EUGS 101 Human Geography. (3)
EUGS 102 World Geography. (3)
EUGS 206 Introduction to American Urban Studies. (3)*
EUGS 208 Land and Life in Latin America. (3)*
EUGS 213 Urban Geography. (3)*
Economics and Finance:
ECON 100 Introduction to Economics. (3)
ECON 101 Principles of Economics: Macro. (3)
ECON 102 Principles of Economics: Micro. (3)
Educational Foundations:
EDFD 264 Gender Issues in Education. (3)*
Health Prof, Physical Ed, Recreation and Leisure Studies:
HLTH 246 Epidemiology. (3)
Human Ecology:
HENU 153 Dynamics of Food and Society. (3)
HETX 122 Clothing and Culture: A Multidisciplinary Study. (3)*
Legal Studies:
LSLW 200 Introduction to Law. (3)
LSLW 220 Conflict and Its Resolution. (3)*
Linguistics:
LNGN 210 Introduction to General Linguistics. (3)
LNGN 230 Language in Society. (3)
LNGN 245 Language and Culture. (3)
LNGN 250 Language of Propaganda. (3)
LNGN 255 Language and Gender. (3)*
Political Science:
POLS 100 Introduction to Politics. (3)
POLS 101 American Government and Politics. (3)
POLS 201 Comparative Politics. (3)
Psychology:
PSYC 102 Women's Worlds. (3)
PSYC 109 The Human Environment. (3)
Sociology:
SOCI 113 Social Problems. (3)
SOCI 206 Individual and Society. (3)
SOCI 230 Sociology of Conflict and Violence. (3)
Women's Studies:
WMST 102 Women's Worlds. (3)
* Meets Multicultural Awareness Requirement. General Education Elective (0-credit included in major) ***
FREE ELECTIVE CREDITS. 17-26 Semester Hours
MINIMUM TOTAL FOR GRADUATION: 120 Semester Hours
** Taking collateral sequence IIA, IIB, IIC or IID will satisfy the General Education
Natural Physical Science requirement III I. Taking collateral sequence IIE or
IIF will satisfy the General Education Social Science III K3 requirement.
Students who select II A, B, C or D must still satisfy the General Education
III K3 Social Science requirement and students selecting IIE or IIF must
satisfy requirement III I Natural Physical Science.
