The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics provides an opportunity for students to fulfill their potential and become contributing members of society in fields that are becoming increasingly important and in which there is growing demand. Students who complete this program will have the skills in logic, problem-solving and data analysis and the familiarity with mathematical concepts necessary for success in such fields as actuarial science, engineering, operations research, data processing, computer science, and Education. In addition, a broad-based background in mathematics has applicability for study or employment in fields outside of mathematics and science, e.g., banking, law, and economics.
Students who are non-majors in Mathematics will be able to:
MTH-220 - Calculus I - 4 hours
MTH-222 - Calculus II - 4 hours
MTH-223 - Calculus III - 4 hours
MTH-245 - Probability and Statistics - 3 hours
MTH-301 - Differential Equations - 3 hours
MTH-305 - Mathematical Reasoning and Proofs - 3 hours
MTH-310 - Linear Algebra - 3 hours
MTH-320 - Discrete Mathematics - 3 hours
MTH-498 - Senior Seminar - 3 hours
MTH-315 - Mathematical Statistics I - 3 hours
MTH-402 - Abstract Algebra II - 3 hours
MTH-406 - Real Analysis II - 3 hours
One additional 3-hour MTH course numbered 300 or above
PSC-241 - Physics Laboratory I - 1 hours
General Education Hours - 34-40
Elective Hours - 31-37
Total Hours to Complete - 120