Note that all lower-division Mathematics courses will be transferred in from the community college. Students will bring in 18 units of Mathematics (4 units are FE).

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the program will be able to:

• demonstrate facility with analytical and algebraic concepts.
• write proofs.
• apply their mathematical knowledge and critical thinking to solve problems.
• use technology to solve problems.
• speak about their work with precision, clarity, and organization.
• write about their work with precision, clarity, and organization.
• identify, locate, evaluate, and effectively and responsibly use and cite information for the task at hand.
• collaborate effectively in teams.
• understand and create arguments supported by quantitative evidence.
• understand the professional, ethical, and social issues and responsibilities with the implementation and use of mathematical models and technology.

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
Eighteen (18) units of transferred Mathematics 1		18
Upper-Division Requirements
MTH 3012	Number Theory with Proofs	2
MTH 3052	History of Mathematics	2
MTH 3083	Mathematical Probability and Statistics	3
MTH 4024	Real Analysis	4
or MTH 4044	Abstract Algebra
MTH 4081	Senior Seminar in Computer Science	1
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
MTH 3033	Differential Equations
MTH 3043	Discrete Mathematics
MTH 3073	Mathematical Modeling
MTH 4013	Complex Analysis
Choose one (1) sequence from the following:		3
HON 4098 and HON 4099	Honors Project I and Honors Project II
MTH 4102 and MTH 4121	Independent Research in Mathematics I and Independent Research in Mathematics II
MTH 4133	Service Learning in Mathematics
Elective Courses
Choose twelve (12) additional units from the following:		12
CSC 1043 and CSC 1043L	Introduction to Computer Programming and Introduction to Computer Programming Lab
CSC 1054 and CSC 1054L	Objects and Elementary Data Structures and Objects and Elementary Data Structures Lab
CSC 3003	Python and UNIX
CSC 3011	Machine Learning and Multivariate Modeling in R
CSC 3021	Computational Tools
CSC 3031	Data Visualization and Communication with R
HON 4098	Honors Project I
HON 4099	Honors Project II
MTH 3033	Differential Equations
MTH 3043	Discrete Mathematics
MTH 3073	Mathematical Modeling
MTH 4002	Topics in Geometry
MTH 4013	Complex Analysis
MTH 4024	Real Analysis
MTH 4044	Abstract Algebra
MTH 4071	History of Mathematics Study Tour
MTH 4091	Independent Study in Mathematics
MTH 4092	Special Topics in Mathematics
MTH 4102	Independent Research in Mathematics I
MTH 4121	Independent Research in Mathematics II
MTH 4133	Service Learning in Mathematics
MTH 4162	Project for Data Analytics Minors I
MTH 4171	Project for Data Analytics Minors II
Total Units		48

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Transferred in from the community college; 4 units are FE.

Total Units for Degree: 48 (44 non-FE units)

Note(s): Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) students only.