Mathematics Major: a minimum of 40 credits
Required courses for major: CS 212, MT 120, 210, 211,212, 315, 320, 401, and at least three additional 400-level MT courses numbered above MT 402 selected with faculty guidance. Students must take at least one two-semester sequence: (MT 120, 470) or (MT 325, 425). MT 401 is a capstone course in the major that is normally taken in the last semester of upper-division course work in the major. MT 401 is offered annually in the spring, so December graduates must take this in the spring before their last semester.
Students seeking teacher licensure in mathematics for grades 6-12 follow the same requirements as the Mathematics major, plus MT 103 and ED 380.
Mathematics Minor: a minimum of 22 credits
Required courses for minor: MT 120, 210, 211, 325; 315 or 320, and at least one of 410, 425, or 470. Additional courses to meet the minimum number of credits may be selected with faculty guidance from MT 196, 212, 315, 320, 425, 450 or 470. Students seeking secondary licensure are required to take MT 320.
Mathematics Minor for Elementary/Middle Level Education Majors: a minimum of 22 credits
Required courses for minor: MT 103, 120, 196, 320; at least one of CS 107, 118, 230 or 212 and at least one additional mathematics course with departmental approval from MT 109, 315 or 210. In addition to the 22 credits of Mathematics one needs to take ED 313 (3 credits) that includes an on-site experience selected with College of Education and Leadership faculty guidance.
Applied Mathematics Minor (Recommended for Students Majoring in Computer Science): a minimum of 22 credits
Required courses for minor: MT 120, 210, 211, 315, 450 and 470. Additional courses to meet the 22-credit minimum may be from mathematics courses numbered above MT 200.
Department Grading Policy
No grade lower than a “C” will be accepted in a student’s major, minor, or required auxiliary courses.