Degree Requirements

Majors and Minors in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Descriptions of each of these courses can be found in the Mathematics
or Computer Science sections of the Course Catalog.

Major in Mathematics:
29 credits, including 16 at the 300-400 level and including
MATH 221 Calculus III
MATH 340 Abstract Algebra (prerequisite: MATH 329)
MATH 411 Real Analysis (prerequisite: MATH 329)
MATH/COMP 390 Seminar in Math/Computer Science Lit (1 credit)

COMP 113 Math Worksheet Software
Recommended supporting course: PHIL 310 Modern Formal Logic

Major in Computer Science:
36 credits (12 courses) including
COMP 211-212 Introduction to Computer Science I and II

COMP 285 Software Development
COMP 330 Computer Architecture
COMP 370 Data Structures and Algorithms
MATH 219-220 Calculus I and II
MATH 230 Discrete Mathematics
COMP 490 Senior Capstone
and 2 of
COMP 310 Database Management Systems
COMP 332 Operating Systems
COMP 335 Computer Networks
COMP 380 Programming Language Principles

and 1 of
MATH 315 Probability and Statistics I

MATH 329 Linear Algebra
MATH 343 Numerical Analysis

Major for Teaching Mathematics (Secondary Ed.):
32 credits excluding MATH 201-202.
Including

MATH 219 Calculus I

MATH 220 Calculus II

MATH 230 Discrete Mathematics

MATH 315 Probability and Statistics I

MATH 329 Linear Algebra

MATH 340 Abstract Algebra

MATH 350 Modern Geometry

MATH 411 Real Analysis

COMP 113 Math Worksheet Software

COMP 211 Introduction to Computer Science I

MATH/COMP 390 Seminar
Recommended supporting course: PHIL 311 Philosophy of Science

Minor in Mathematics:
18 credits including 6 (2 courses) at the 300-400 level and
including MATH 329 Linear Algebra (prerequisites: MATH 220, 230)

Minor in Computer Science:
18 credits including
COMP 211-212 Introduction to Computer Science I and II

COMP 285 Software Development
COMP 330 Computer Architecture
COMP 370 Data Structures and Algorithms
MATH 230 Discrete Mathematics