Mathematics: Applied Concentration, BS

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The applied concentration is designed for students planning on entering industry directly from college. It consists of eight (8) upper division courses.

NOTE: Math: Applied Concentration students may not declare the JCL Single Subject 4+1 minor. Students wishing to declare the JCL Single Subject 4+1 minor must declare the Mathematics 4+1 Secondary Teaching major.

Required Courses

Take the following required courses:

CS 121 - Programming I
MATH 137 - Calculus I
MATH 220 - Linear Algebra with Applications
MATH 238 - Calculus II
MATH 239 - Calculus III
MATH 303 - Intro to Upper Division Math
MATH 496 - Capstone Experience
Plus one of the following:
MATH 411 - Abstract Algebra I
MATH 450 - Real Analysis
Plus three additional courses from:
CS 222 - Programming II (Data Structures)
MATH 313 - Probability & Statistics
MATH 314 - Mathematical Modeling
MATH 334 - Differential Equations

Science Elective

Take two semesters of physics or chemistry with lab. Choose one of the following groups:

Group 1

Group 2

Math and CS Electives

Take two additional upper division electives in Math or Computer Science of at least 3 credit units each. At most one of those electives can be a Computer Science course.