Mathematics, B.S.

Required courses:

• MTH 141 - Calculus I, 4 credit hours
• MTH 142 - Calculus II, 4 credit hours
• MTH 206 - Mathematical Logic and Proof Methods, 3 credit hours
• MTH 211 - Linear Algebra, 3 credit hours
• MTH 243 - Calculus III, 4 credit hours
• MTH 464 - Senior Capstone Experience, 3 credit hours
• CSC 210 - Computer Science I: Programs and Applications, 3 credit hours

At least one of the following courses:

• MTH 311 - Advanced Calculus, 4 credit hours
• MTH 411 - Abstract Algebra, 4 credit hours

At least two of the following courses:

• MTH 311 - Advanced Calculus, 4 credit hours
• MTH 315 - College Geometry, 3 credit hours
• MTH 405 - Theory of Probability, 4 credit hours
• MTH 411 - Abstract Algebra, 4 credit hours

At least one of the following pairings of two courses:

• MTH 311 - Advanced Calculus, 4 credit hours
• MTH 313 - Applied Analysis, 3 credit hours

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• MTH 405 - Theory of Probability, 4 credit hours
• MTH 406 - Mathematical Statistics, 3 credit hours

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• MTH 302 - Number Theory, 3 credit hours
• MTH 411 - Abstract Algebra, 4 credit hours

At least two courses in applied mathematics, chosen from the following:

• MTH 212 - Differential Equations, 3 credit hours
• MTH 262 - Discrete Mathematics, 3 credit hours
• MTH 307 - Introduction to Operations Research, 3 credit hours
• MTH 313 - Applied Analysis, 3 credit hours
• MTH 406 - Mathematical Statistics, 3 credit hours

Note(s):

The above requirements are considered minimal. Students are encouraged to consult with an advisor from the mathematics faculty early in their undergraduate career to ensure completion of a program which is appropriate for the individual student.

Computer applications are emphasized in many of the courses in mathematics. Therefore, students are urged to take CSC 210  early in their academic program.

Any independent study courses must have departmental approval to be 200-level or above prior to the beginning of the semester it is taken for credit.

Licensure for Secondary Teaching

Students seeking secondary school licensure in mathematics in Ohio are required to complete a major in mathematics. See the Education Department section for details.