Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate proficiency in geometry, algebra, calculus, mathematical analysis, probability and statistics, and discrete mathematics.
• Read, comprehend, critique, and construct rigorous mathematical arguments and proofs.
• Effectively use technology such as (but not limited to) computer algebra systems, statistical software, and calculators to solve, analyze, or explore mathematics problems.
• Demonstrate effective communication of mathematics through collaborative projects and presentations.

Required Courses

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required Courses Group A
STAT 216	Introduction to Statistics *	4
Select one or both of the following:		4-8
STAT 217	Interm Statistical Concepts
STAT 341	Intro Probability & Statistics
Electives
Select 0-9 credits from the list below or other courses chosen in consultation with the Math Department advisor. The elective courses are not limited to the list below. Students should contact the Math Department to confirm the eligibility of any course with an adequate statistics component to count as an elective in this group.		0-9
BGEN 315	Applied Business Decisions
BMGT 322	Operations Management
BMKT 342	Marketing Research
BMKT 411	Services/Relationship Mktg
SOCI 318	Sociological Research Methods
SOCi 319	Statistics for Sociologists
SOCI 499	Senior Thesis/Capstone
STAT 141	Intro to Statistical Concepts *
STAT 492	Independent Study
PSYX 222	Psychological Statistics
PSYX 225	Research Design and Analysis
PSYX 320	Adv Psych Research Methods
PSYX 321	Adv Psych Research Methods Lab
PSYX 499	Senior Thesis
Subtotal		8-21
Required Courses Group B
M 171	Calculus I *	3-4
or M 161	Survey of Calculus
Electives
Choose 0-6 credits from the list below or other courses chosen in consultation with the Math Department advisor. The elective courses are not limited to the list below. Students should contact the Math Department to confirm the eligibility of any course with an adequate math or statistics component to count as an elective in this group.		0-6
CHMY 371	Phys Chem-Qntm Chm & Spctrscpy
CHMY 373	Phys Chem-Kntcs & Thrmdynmcs
CSCI 111A	Programming with Java I
CSCI 246	Discrete Structures
M 172	Calculus II
M 371	Numerical Computing
Any M 200-level or above
PHSX 232	Physics II & Thermo
PHSX 343	Modern Physics
Subtotal		3-10
Total Minimum Credits		20

*

May satisfy General Education requirements.

Certain courses in this program have prerequisites; students should check the course descriptions for required prerequisites.