Majors and Minors 2012-2013

Each Mathematics Major requires the 35-credit Mathematics Core.
Mathematics Core
CIS 190  Computer Science I 3 cr

MATH 213  Probability and Statistics  3 cr
MATH 151  Calculus I 4 cr
MATH 220  Introduction to Advanced Mathematics 3 cr
MATH 251 Calculus II  4 cr
MATH 252  Calculus III  4 cr
MATH 300  Introduction to Mathematical Modeling 3 cr
MATH 360  Linear Algebra 3 cr
MATH 370  History of Mathematics 3 cr
MATH 451  Analysis I 3 cr
MATH 471  Abstract Algebra I 3 cr
MATH 495  Senior Seminar 2 cr

Mathematics Major: Standard Program

Mathematics Major: Comprehensive Programs

Computer Information Science Emphasis

A minimum of 53 credits is required, including the 38-credit Mathematics Core and the following:
CIS 191  Computer Science II 3 cr
CIS 280  Data Structures 3 cr
CIS 375  Numerical Methods 3 cr
CIS 430  Computer Graphics 3 cr
MATH 213  Probability and Statistics 3 cr
MATH 354  Differential Equations 3 cr
Recommended Supporting Courses:
PHYS 200  General Physics I (with laboratory) 4 cr
PHYS 201  General Physics II (with laboratory) 4 cr

Secondary Licensure Emphasis

This emphasis qualifies students for the State of Colorado License to teach Mathematics in junior high, middle school or high school. Students interested in pursuing this comprehensive program should consult with the Teacher Education Program advisor in addition to the advisor in their major as soon as possible. A minimum of 53 credits is required including the 38-credit Mathematics Core and the courses listed below. In addition, the student must fulfill the requirements of the Secondary Licensure Program (see description under Education).
MATH 213  Probability and Statistics 3 cr
MATH 266  Secondary Mathematics from an Advanced Perspective 3 cr
MATH 330  Topics in Geometry 3 cr
MATH 366  Methods of Teaching Secondary Mathematics 3 cr
One of the following sequences:
CHEM 111  General Chemistry I 3 cr
CHEM 113  General Chemistry II 3 cr
or
PHYS 170  Principles of Physics I (with laboratory) 4 cr
PHYS 171  Principles of Physics II (with laboratory) 4 cr
or
PHYS 200  General Physics I (with laboratory) 4 cr
PHYS 201  General Physics II (with laboratory)  4 cr

Mathematics Minor

The Mathematics Minor requires a minimum of 18 credits:
MATH 151  Calculus I 4 cr
MATH 251  Calculus II 4 cr
Mathematics elective (300-level or above) 3 cr
At least seven credits from the  following:
MATH 200  Discrete Mathematics 3 cr
MATH 213  Probability and Statistics 3 cr
MATH 220  Introduction to Advanced Mathematics 3 cr
MATH 252  Calculus III 4 cr
MATH 275 Scientific Programming Modeling and Simulation 3 cr
or any upper-division Mathematics course 3 cr

Capstone Course Requirement. The following course fulfills the capstone course requirement: MATH 495 Senior Seminar.