Mathematics, BS, Pure Mathematics Concentration

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First Year

Fall Semester

MATH 2000 - CALCULUS I 5 Credit Hour(s) ^{†† G}
CHEM 1210 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I FOR SCIENCE MAJORS 3 Credit Hour(s) ^G
CLAB 1230 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I FOR SCIENCE MAJORS 1 Credit Hour(s)
ENGL COMPOSITION GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
SC 1000 - INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTISTS 3 Credit Hour(s)
or CMPS 1610 - ALGORITHM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION I 3 Credit Hour(s)
FIRST YEAR SEMINAR ^G Credits / Units: 2

Total Credit Hours: 17

Spring Semester

MATH 2010 - CALCULUS II 5 Credit Hour(s) ^†† ^G
ENGL COMPOSITION GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
COMM 2110 - INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 Credit Hour(s) ^G
BIOL 1510 - GENERAL BIOLOGY I 3 Credit Hour(s) ^G
BIOL 1520 - GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB I 1 Credit Hour(s)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Second Year

Fall Semester

MATH 2230 - FOUNDATIONS OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
MATH 3120 - CALCULUS III 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
HUMANITIES HIST/PHIL GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
WORLD LANGUAGE (1010) Credits / Units: 3
HUMANITIES LIT/LIT INTENSIVE GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 15

Spring Semester

MATH 3500 - ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
MATH 3600 - LINEAR ALGEBRA I 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
WORLD LANGUAGE (1020) Credits / Units: 3
FINE ARTS GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
SC 2000 - COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR SCIENTISTS 3 Credit Hour(s)
or CMPS 2800 - ALGORITHM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION II 3 Credit Hour(s)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Third Year

Fall Semester

MATH 3700 - ABSTRACT ALGEBRA I 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
PHYS 2210 - GENERAL PHYSICS 3 Credit Hour(s)
PLAB 2230 - GENERAL PHYSICS LABORATORY 1 Credit Hour(s)
CMPS OR MATH 3000/4000 ELECTIVE ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
SOCIAL SCIENCE GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
ELECTIVE Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 16

Spring Semester

MATH ELECTIVE 4000 LEVEL ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
MATH 3800 - MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
ELECTIVE Credits / Units: 3
NATURAL SCIENCES GEN ED ^G,2 Credits / Units: 3
SCIENCE LAB ² Credits / Units: 1
KIN LAB Credits / Units: 1

Total Credit Hours: 14

Fourth Year

Fall Semester

APPLY FOR PROGRAM COMPLETION

MATH SEQUENCE ELECTIVE ^{†† 3} Credits / Units: 3
MATH ELECTIVE 4000 LEVEL ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
ELECTIVES Credits / Units: 6
ECON 1020 - ELEMENTS OF ECONOMICS 3 Credit Hour(s) ^G
or ECON 2010 - PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACROECONOMICS) 3 Credit Hour(s)
or ECON 2020 - PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICROECONOMICS) 3 Credit Hour(s)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Spring Semester

MATH 4410 - INTRODUCTION TO REAL ANALYSIS 3 Credit Hour(s) ^††
MATH ELECTIVE 4000 LEVEL ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
ELECTIVES Credits / Units: 6
KIN LAB Credits / Units: 1

Total Credit Hours: 13

Total Semester Hours Required 120

^G General Education Requirement (GER). See the GER section of this catalog for the list of courses that fulfill this requirement if no specific course is listed. Honors equivalents are acceptable for all GER courses.

^†† Major course; grade of “C” or higher is required.

¹ MATH 4470 and MATH 4860 may not be used to satisfy this requirement.

Science Elective

² Must complete a one-year sequence by taking

BIOL 1530 - GENERAL BIOLOGY II 3 Credit Hour(s) /
BIOL 1540 - GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB II 1 Credit Hour(s)
OR
CHEM 1220 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY II FOR SCIENCE MAJORS 3 Credit Hour(s) /
CLAB 1240 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II FOR SCIENCE MAJORS 1 Credit Hour(s)
OR
PHYS 2220 - GENERAL PHYSICS 3 Credit Hour(s) /
PLAB 2240 - GENERAL PHYSICS LABORATORY 1 Credit Hour(s)

Mathematics Sequence Elective

³ To be chosen from

MATH 4020 - PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3 Credit Hour(s)
MATH 4090 - LINEAR ALGEBRA II 3 Credit Hour(s)
MATH 4210 - ABSTRACT ALGEBRA II 3 Credit Hour(s)
MATH 4800 - MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS II 3 Credit Hour(s)

Honors Diploma in the Discipline

For information on earning Sophomore Honors Distinction, Senior Honors Distinction, or the Honors Diploma, please consult the Honors Program section of this catalog, the Director of the Honors Program, and/or your Department Head.