Mathematics and Statistics
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Mathematics minor
(for Bachelor of Science degree students)
This section specifies the mathematics minor discipline requirements only. Students need to combine these minor requirements with another science minor or major other than the mathematics major or mathematics minor (statistics option). Please refer to the Bachelor of Science section for information on additional requirements.
Lower-level requirements: 35–39credits
Course |
Title |
Credits |
MATH 111 |
Calculus I |
4 |
MATH 112 |
Calculus II |
4 |
or MATH 118 |
Calculus II for Life Sciences
|
|
MATH 211 |
Calculus III |
3 |
MATH 221 |
Linear Algebra |
3 |
MATH 265 |
Transition to
Advanced Mathematics (see Note 1) |
3 |
COMP 152 |
Introduction to
Structured Programming (see Note
2) |
4 |
MATH |
Two additional 200-level MATH courses (excluding
MATH 205) |
6-8 |
One pair of courses from the following sequences: |
CHEM 111 |
Principles of
Chemistry I (previously offered) |
4 |
and CHEM 112 |
Principles of
Chemistry II (previously offered) |
4 |
or |
|
|
CHEM 113 |
Principles of
Chemistry I |
5 |
and CHEM 114 |
Principles of
Chemistry II |
5 |
or |
|
|
PHYS 111 |
Mechanics |
5 |
and PHYS 112 |
Electricity and
Magnetism |
5 |
or |
|
|
BIO 111 |
Introductory
Biology I |
5 |
and BIO 112 |
Introductory
Biology II |
5 |
Note 1: Students who have successfully completed
MATH 214 prior to January 2007 may use this course in place of
MATH 265.
Note 2: Students who have successfully completed
COMP 150, COMP 155, MATH 235, or PHYS 484 prior to September 2006 may use this course in place of
COMP 152.
Upper-level requirements: 15 credits
Course |
Title |
Credits |
MATH |
Any MATH courses
numbered 308 or higher |
15 |
Students may use PHYS 381 as part of the fifteen upper-level credits; however, PHYS 381 cannot be used to satisfy requirements of a math program as well as requirements of a physics program.
Mathematics minor (Statistics option)
(for Bachelor of Science degree students)
This section specifies the Mathematics minor (Statistics option) discipline requirements only. Students need to combine these minor requirements with another science minor or major other than the mathematics major or mathematics minor. Please refer to the Bachelor of Science section for information on additional requirements.
Lower-level requirements: 30–32 credits
Course |
Title |
Credits |
MATH 111 |
Calculus I |
|
MATH 112 |
Calculus II |
|
or MATH 118 |
Calculus II for Life Sciences
|
|
MATH 211 |
Calculus III |
3 |
MATH 221 |
Linear Algebra |
3 |
MATH 270 |
Introduction to
Probability and Statistics |
4 |
COMP 152 |
Introduction to
Structured Programming (see Note) |
4 |
One pair of courses from the following sequences: |
CHEM 111 |
Principles of
Chemistry I (previously offered) |
4 |
and CHEM 112 |
Principles of
Chemistry II (previously offered) |
4 |
or |
|
|
CHEM 113 |
Principles of
Chemistry I |
5 |
and CHEM 114 |
Principles of
Chemistry II |
5 |
or |
|
|
PHYS 111 |
Mechanics |
5 |
and PHYS 112 |
Electricity and
Magnetism |
5 |
or |
|
|
BIO 111 |
Introductory
Biology I |
5 |
and BIO 112 |
Introductory
Biology II |
5 |
Note: Students who have successfully completed COMP 150 prior to September 2006 may use COMP 150 in place of COMP 152.
Upper-level requirements: 15 credits
Course |
Title |
Credits |
15 credits
selected from the following: |
|
MATH
308 |
Linear
Programming |
3 |
MATH 315 |
Applied Regression
Analysis |
3 |
MATH 330 |
Design of
Experiments |
3 |
MATH 350 |
Survey Sampling |
3 |
MATH 360 |
Operations
Research I |
3 |
MATH 370 |
Probability and
Stochastic Processes |
3 |
MATH 402 |
Applied Generalized Linear Models and Survival Analysis |
3 |
MATH 420 |
Empirical and
Non-parametric Statistics |
3 |
MATH 430 |
Time Series and
Forecasting |
3 |
MATH 450 |
Statistical
Distribution Theory |
3 |
MATH 451 |
Parametric
Statistical Inference |
3 |
MATH 460 |
Operations
Research II |
3 |
MATH 470 |
Methods of
Multivariate Statistics |
3 |
MATH 488 |
Selected Topics in
Statistics |
3 |
Note: Not all courses will be available every year, but the
department will offer sufficient courses over a two-year cycle for students to
complete the requirements for a minor in two years.
Course listings
For complete details on courses see the
course descriptions section.
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