Dr. Ali Hajjafar is the current coordinator of the Mathematics Division. Please contact him via e-mail for any additional information.

• 3450: Mathematics
• Bachelor of Science
  Bachelor of Arts
  • The General Education requirement and the second year of a foreign language.
  • At least 34 credits, including:

    3450:221,2,3	Analytic Geometry-Calculus I, II, III	12
    3450:307	Fundamental of Advanced Mathematics	3
    3450:312	Linear Algebra	3
    3450:411	Abstract Algebra I	3
    3450:421	Advanced Calculus I	3
    3480:209	Introduction to Computer Science*	4

  • Choose at least one of the following two courses:
     

    3450:412	Abstract Algebra II	3
    3450:422	Advanced Calculus II	3

  • Choose at least one of the following three courses:
     

    3470:450	Probability	3
    3470:451	Theoretical Statistics	3
    3470:461	Applied Statistics I	4

  • Electives---Approved 300/400-level courses in mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics
    or computer science.

All students should consult with their advisors for selection of appropriate elective.

• Students interested in graduate study should include the following courses in their program:
   

  3450:412	Abstract Algebra II	3
  3450:422	Advanced Calculus II	3
  3450:425	Complex Variables	3
  3450:445	Introduction to Topology	3

• Students seeking licensure in secondary education to teach mathematics must complete the following electives:
   

  3450:401	History of Mathematics	3
  3450:441	Geometry	3
  3470:450	Probability	3
  3470:461	Applied Statistics	4

• Students interested in computer science should include the following electives:
   

  3450:415	Combinatorics and Graph Theory	3
  3450:427	Applied Numerical Methods I	3
  3460:210,316	Data Structures and Algorithms I, II	7

  Choice of one:
   

  3450:413	Theory of Numbers	3
  3450:410	Advanced Linear Algebra	3