The lists below refers to the Mathematics BA for Bulletin years 2007-2008 and later. For the Mathematics BA for Bulletin years 2006-2007 and earlier click here.
Core Required Courses
| Course |
Title |
Units |
| Math 226 |
Calculus I |
4 |
| Math 227 |
Calculus II |
4 |
| Math 228 |
Calculus III |
4 |
| Math 301 |
Exploration and Proof |
3 |
| Math 325 |
Linear Algebra |
3 |
| Math 335 |
Modern Algebra |
3 |
| Math 370 |
Real Analysis I |
3 |
Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts (42 Units)
| Course |
Title |
Units |
|
Core courses |
24 |
CSc 209
CSc 210
Math 309 |
Computer Programming for Scientists and Engineers or
Introduction to Computer Programming or
Computation in Mathematics |
3 |
| Math 300 |
History of Mathematics |
3 |
| Four elective courses above 300 except Math 375 and Math 475 |
12 |
| Total Units |
42 |
Concentration in Mathematics for Teaching (45 Units)
| Course |
Title |
Units |
| Core courses |
24 |
| Math 300 |
History of Mathematics |
3 |
| Math 309 |
Computation in Mathematics |
3 |
| Math 310 |
Elementary Number Theory |
3 |
| Math 324 |
Probability and Statistics with Computing |
3 |
| Math 350 |
Geometry |
3 |
| Math 375 |
Field Study for Secondary Teachers |
3 |
| Math 475 |
Capstone Course for Secondary Teachers |
3 |
| Total Units |
45 |
Concentration in Mathematics for Advanced Studies (48 Units)
| Course |
Title |
Units |
| Core courses |
24 |
CSc 209
CSc 210 |
Computer Programming for Scientists and Engineers or
Introduction to Computer Programming |
3 |
| Math 340 |
Probability and Statistics I |
3 |
Math 310
Math 376 |
Elementary Number Theory or
Ordinary Differential Equations I |
3 |
| Math 380 |
Introduction to Functions of a Complex Variable |
3 |
| Math 435 |
Modern Algebra II |
3 |
Math 470
Math 471 |
Real Analysis II or
Fourier Analysis and Wavelets |
3 |
| Two elective courses 400 or above except Math 475 |
6 |
| Total Units |
45 |
If you have any questions regarding the Mathematics BA, please contact Dr. David Ellis.
For questions regarding the Mathematics BA Concentration for Teaching, please contact Dr. Robert Marcucci.
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