Mathematics, B.S.

Mathematics Requirements for any Interdepartmental Major having Mathematics as a Component:

Eight mathematics courses at the 101 level or higher, including the following courses.

Advanced placement credit may be used to satisfy at most two of the eight required courses.

• MTH 113 - AP Calculus

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• MTH 110 - Calculus 1: Differential Calculus and
• MTH 112 - Calculus 2: Integral Calculus

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• MTH 100 - Calculus with Precalculus and
• MTH 101 - Calculus with Precalculus and
• MTH 102 - Calculus with Precalculus

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• MTH 115 - Calculus 3: Differential Vector Calculus and Matrix Theory
• MTH 199 - Introduction to Logic and Set Theory and
• Either two courses from List 1 or one from List 1 and one from List 2 below.

Requirements for Honors:

Candidates for honors in mathematics or in any interdisciplinary program of which mathematics is a part must fulfill the college-wide criteria for honors. In addition, they must have a grade point average of at least 3.5 in mathematics courses numbered 199 and above, take at least two non-thesis mathematics courses at the 400-level, and either complete a two-term honors thesis in mathematics with a grade of A or A-, or complete a one-term honors thesis in
mathematics with a grade of A or A- and take an additional 400-level mathematics course.