Requirements for the B.A. in
Mathematics
1.
General Education Requirements:.......................................................... 42 s.h.
(see
Section 6, Undergraduate Studies, Requirements for
Baccalaureate Degree Programs)
2.
Foreign Language Requirement:.............................................................. 12 s.h.
(through
level 1004)
3.
Common Mathematics Core Courses:................................................. 27 s.h.
MATH 2171:
Calculus I......................................................................... 4
s.h.
MATH 2172:
Calculus I......................................................................... 4
s.h.
MATH 2173:
Calculus III....................................................................... 4
s.h.
MATH 3256:
Linear Algebra............................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH 3263:
Introduction to Modern Algebra.................................... 3
hrs
MATH 3307:
Mathematical Statistics I............................................... 3
hrs
MATH 4331:
Intro. to Ordinary Differential Equ................................. 3
hrs
MATH 5101:
Advanced Calculus ....................................................... 3
s.h.
4.
Concentration Area:............................................................................................ 30 – 39
s.h.
To
include minor or specified cognates – choose one area:
q
Mathematics:............................................................................. 33
– 39 s.h.
CSCI 2600.................................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH
elective............................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH
elective............................................................... 3
s.h.
[electives to be chosen from the
list below]
Minor............................................................................. 24
– 30 s.h.
q
Statistics:..................................................................................... 30
s.h.
CSCI 2510
or 2600....................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH STAT
elective..................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH STAT
elective..................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH STAT
elective..................................................... 3
s.h.
[electives to be chosen from the list
below]
Cognates..................................................................... 18
s.h.
CSCI 5774.................................................. 3
s.h.
MATH 3308................................................. 3
s.h.
MATH 5031................................................. 3
s.h.
MATH 5801................................................. 3
s.h.
Choose 6
s.h. from this list......................... 6
s.h.
BIOS 3501................. 3 s.h.
BIOS 4371................. 1 s.h.
BIOS 4372................. 1 s.h.
BIOS 4373................. 1 s.h.
BIOS 5450................. 3 s.h.
BIOS 5500................. 3 s.h.
BIOS 5575................. 3 s.h.
DSCI 4493................. 3 s.h.
ECON 3343............... 3 s.h.
ECON 4430............... 3 s.h.
MATH 4201................ 3 s.h.
MATH 5000................ 3 s.h.
MATH 5132................ 3 s.h.
q
Computer Science:............................................................... 34
s.h.
CSCI 3573.................................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH
elective............................................................... 3
s.h.
MATH
elective............................................................... 3
s.h.
[electives to be chosen from the
list below]
Cognates..................................................................... 25
s.h.
CSCI 2510.................................................. 3
s.h.
CSCI
2610, 2611........................................ 4
s.h.
CSCI 3510.................................................. 3
s.h.
CSCI 3601.................................................. 3
s.h.
CSCI 3650.................................................. 3
s.h.
MATH 2427................................................. 3
s.h.
Choose 6
s.h. from this list......................... 6
s.h.
CSCI 3526................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 3575................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 3700................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 3800................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 4200................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 4520................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 4627................. 3 s.h.
CSCI 4630................. 3 s.h.
MATH 4332................ 3 s.h.
5.
Electives to complete requirements for graduation
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These courses are acceptable electives for either the
mathematics concentration or the computer science concentration:
Ø MATH 3174: Vector
Calculus
Ø MATH 3233: College
Geometry
Ø MATH 3308: Mathematical
Statistics II
Ø MATH 3573: Introduction
to Numerical Analysis
Ø MATH 4201: Intro.
to Stochastic Processes
Ø MATH 4332: The
Calculus of Finite Differences
Ø MATH 5000: Introduction
to Sampling Design
Ø MATH 5002: Logic
for Mathematics and Computer Science
Ø MATH 5021: Number
Theory I
Ø MATH 5064: Introduction
to Modern Algebra II
Ø MATH 5102: Advanced
Calculus II
Ø MATH 5110: Elementary
Complex Variables
Ø MATH 5121: Numerical
Analysis in One Variable
Ø MATH 5122: Numerical
Analysis in Several Variable
Ø MATH 5131: Deterministic
Methods in Operations Research
Ø MATH 5132: Probabilistic
Methods in Operations Research
Ø MATH 5311: Mathematical
Physics
Ø MATH 5322: Foundations
of Mathematics
Ø MATH 5551: The
Historical Development of Mathematics
Ø MATH 5581: Theory
of Equations
Ø MATH 5601: Non-Euclidean
Geometry
Ø MATH 5801: Probability
Theory
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These courses are acceptable electives for the option
in statistics:
Ø MATH 3174: Vector
Calculus
Ø MATH 3233: College
Geometry
Ø MATH 3573: Introduction
to Numerical Analysis
Ø MATH 4201: Intro.
to Stochastic Processes
Ø MATH 4332: The
Calculus of Finite Differences
Ø MATH 5000: Introduction
to Sampling Design
Ø MATH 5002: Logic
for Mathematics and Computer Science
Ø MATH 5021: Number
Theory I
Ø MATH 5064: Introduction
to Modern Algebra II
Ø MATH 5102: Advanced
Calculus II
Ø MATH 5110: Elementary
Complex Variables
Ø MATH 5121: Numerical
Analysis in One Variable
Ø MATH 5122: Numerical
Analysis in Several Variable
Ø MATH 5131: Deterministic
Methods in Operations Research
Ø MATH 5132: Probabilistic
Methods in Operations Research
Ø MATH 5311: Mathematical
Physics
Ø MATH 5322: Foundations
of Mathematics
Ø MATH 5551: The
Historical Development of Mathematics
Ø MATH 5581: Theory
of Equations
Ø MATH 5601: Non-Euclidean
Geometry
For more information, please contact one of the following:
Professor Timothy D. Hudson Professor Said Said
Mathematics Area Coordinator Statistics Area
Coordinator
328 – 6703 328 –
4107
hudsont@mail.ecu.edu saids@mail.ecu.edu