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The Bachelor of Science program in Mathematics
offers a combination of required courses and electives
that provide a broad background with sufficient flexibility
to satisfy a wide variety of individual interests
and career objectives. The curriculum in mathematics
prepares students for employment in private
industries and government, and for admission to
graduate school in mathematics, statistics, computer
sciences and allied fields.
All mathematics majors are required to complete
123 credit hours of course work including 37 credit
hours in mathematics, 45 hours in departmental
requirement including 18 credit hours in computer
science (which results in an automatic minor in computer
science), 35 credit hours of university core
courses, and 6 hours of general electives. In addition,
all mathematics majors must satisfactory complete a
junior writing proficiency examination, a comprehensive
mathematics examination and a senior thesis.
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MISSION
To help students develop proficiency in logical and analytical thinking as well as a comprehensive knowledge of mathematical priciples and concepts.
OBJECTIVES
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1. To offer instructions that provides a solid foundation in mathematics.
2. To offer courses that facilitates a fast development toward an advanced
degree in mathematics.
3. To offer instructions and mentoring in research and technology associated with
mathematics.
4. To offer service course work required for students
in other disciplines.
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1. Total number of hours for graduation: 123
2. Total number of hours in major courses including:
37
MAT 202, 203, 206, 302, 303, 300 and
Level Electives (6 hours), 401,
402, 402, 404, 411 and 412
3. Total number of hours in core courses: 35
4. Total number of other divisional requirements: 45
CHE 111, 112, 211, CS 150, CS 160, CS 212,
CS 200 Level Electives(9 hours), PHY
220, 230, SCI 302 and World Language(8 hours)
5. Total number of general electives in semester
hours: 6 to 8
6. Writing Proficiency Examination
7. Senior Comprehensive
8. Successful Completion of Senior Thesis
Mat 122, 201, 203, 206
COURSES
Dr. Hong Dai
Mathematics
Ms. Valarie Epps
Mathematics
Dr. Peter Frempong Mathematics
Dr. Lee Mathematics
Dr. Gloria C. Love
Mathematics/Computer
Science
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