Curriculum

Degree Programs
The Department of Mathematics offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree program with two tracks: Mathematics and Applied Mathematics.
A graduate of the Department of Mathematics will be prepared to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), the Actuarial Examination I and II, and/or the mathematics section of the Praxis National Teachers' Exam for teaching certification.
To graduate, a student must complete 128 credit hours comprising of general education (GE) courses, Non-Western Civilization, Race and gender and 40-41 credits hours of mathematics courses in one of the tracks:

• Mathematics Track
• Applied Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics also offers wo minors:

• Mathematics Minor
• Statistics Minor

In addition to these programs, the university offers a program of study leading to the certification as a mathematics teacher.

• Mathematics Certification K-12

Please see

• Suggested Sequence of Courses for the Math Track
• Suggested Sequence of Courses for the Applied Math Track
• Two-year Rotation of Course Offerings

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Last update: October, 2005