MATHS - Mathematical Sciences Minor
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Mathematical Science Minor
An ideal complement to a major in computer science, economics, or any field in the College of Business, this minor gives students a solid mathematical foundation for jobs that use mathematical tools. Students study calculus, discrete mathematics, modern algebra, real analysis, and topology.
Degree Requirements
The Mathematical Science Minor Requirement is a minimum of 18 credit hours as follows:
MATH 123 - MATH 127 - MATH 133 | Calculus I for Management, Life, and Social Sciences or Calculus I with Precalculus Review or Calculus I | 3 cr. - 5 cr. - 4 cr. |
MATH 124 - MATH 134 | Calculus II for Management, Life, and Social Sciences or Calculus II | 3 cr. - 4 cr. |
MATH 251 - MATH 281 | Advanced Discrete Mathematics or Foundations of Mathematics | 3 cr. - 3 cr. |
Subtotal: | 9-12 | |
Three Additional MATH Courses Numbered 290 or Above (excluding MATH 302, MATH 331, MATH 384, and MATH 441), at least 3 credits of which must be from:
MATH 363 | Theory of Computation | 3 cr. |
MATH 371 | Modern Aspects of Geometry | 3 cr. |
MATH 375 | Creative Problem Solving | 3 cr. |
MATH 377 | Elementary Number Theory | 3 cr. |
MATH 378 | Combinatorics | 3 cr. |
MATH 379 | Graph Theory | 3 cr. |
MATH 412 | Intro to Topology | 3 cr. |
MATH 418 | Introduction to Modern Algebra | 3 cr. |
MATH 421 | Real Analysis | 3 cr. |
Subtotal: | 9 | |
Total Credit Hours: 18-21