Lower Division Requirements - 34-37 units

• MATH 150 - Calculus I Units: 4
• MATH 151 - Calculus II Units: 4
• MATH 230 - Logic and Mathematical Reasoning (Cross-listed as PHIL 230) Units: 3
• MATH 240 - Linear Algebra Units: 3
• MATH 250 - Calculus III Units: 3
• PHYS 200 - General Physics I Units: 4

Upper Division Requirements - 20 units

• MATH 300 - Discrete Mathematics Units: 3
• MATH 331 - History of Mathematics Units: 3
• MATH 350 - Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems Units: 3
• MATH 351 - Real Analysis Units: 3
• MATH 352 - Probability and Statistics Units: 3
• MATH 451 - Complex Analysis Units: 3
• MATH 499 - Senior Colloquium Units: 1 Taken twice

Electives in Major - 9-13 units

Note:

1. Courses used for the concentration cannot be counted as electives.
2. Students planning on teaching math must choose MATH 492 for their field experience requirement. Other courses recommended for teaching careers are marked with a T

• MATH 310 - Transition To Higher Mathematics Units: 3
• MATH 318 - Mathematics For Secondary School Teachers Units: 3 ^T
• MATH 330 - Mathematics and Fine Arts Units: 3 ^T
• MATH 345 - Digital Image Processing (Cross-listed as COMP 345, PHYS 345) Units: 3
• MATH 354 - Analysis Of Algorithms Units: 3
• MATH 393 - Abstract Algebra I Units: 3 ^T
• MATH 429 - Operations Research Units: 3
• MATH 430 - Research Design and Data Analysis Units: 3
• MATH 437 - Mathematics for Games, Simulations, and Robotics Units: 3
• MATH 438 - Philosophy of Mathematics (Cross-listed as PHIL 438) Units: 3
• MATH 445 - Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition (Cross-listed as PHYS 445, COMP 445) Units: 3
• MATH 448 - Scientific Computing Units: 3
• MATH 450 - Partial Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics Units: 3
• MATH 452 - Computational Bioinformatics (Cross-listed as COMP 452) Units: 4
• MATH 480 - Differential and Riemannian Geometry Units: 3
• MATH 482 - Number Theory and Cryptography Units: 3 ^T
• MATH 484 - Algebraic Geometry and Coding Theory Units: 3
• MATH 490 - Topics in Modern Mathematics Units: 3
• MATH 492 - Internship Units: 1-3 ^T
• MATH 494 - Independent Research Units: 1-3
• MATH 497 - Directed Studies Units: 3
• MATH 499 - Senior Colloquium Units: 1

Recommended Upper Division General Education (UDGE) Courses

May complete one UDGE-C and/or UDGE-D from the following:

• COMP 337 - Survey of Computer Gaming Units: 3
• COMP 342 - Internet-Based Social Networks (Cross-listed as COMM 342, SOC 342) Units: 3
• COMP 347 - Online Communication and Society (Cross-listed as COMM 347) Units: 3
• COMP 447 - Societal Issues in Computing Units: 3
• COMP 449 - Human-Computer Interaction (Cross-listed as PSY 449) Units: 3
• MATH 438 - Philosophy of Mathematics (Cross-listed as PHIL 438) Units: 3 (If not completed above)
• MATH 439 - Philosophy of Science (Cross-listed as PHIL 439, PHYS 439) Units: 3
• PHYS 335 - The Physics of Music (Cross-listed as PAMU 335) Units: 3
• PHYS 338 - Science and Conscience (Cross-listed as ENGL 338) Units: 3

Concentration - 6-10 units

A concentration is required for completion of the B.S. in Mathematics.  By the end of their sophomore year, in order to plan their electives, students should decide on one of the following concentrations:

An individualized concentration is possible upon approval of the mathematics advisor.

Additional General Education and other Graduation Requirements

To graduate, students must complete 120 units minimum (40 units must be upper division), including the following General Education  (GE) and Graduation Requirements :

• Additional lower division GE Area A-E requirements not met within the major
• American Institutions Requirement
• Language Requirement (C- or better grade) 
• Multicultural Perspectives (MP) Mission Pillar Requirement
• Nine units of Upper Division General Education (UDGE) courses, one each in Areas UDGE-B, UDGE-C, and UDGE-D
• Free electives as needed to meet minimum units for graduation