A grade of at least C– and a GPA of 2.25 are required in all mathematics courses used to fulfill degree requirements. No course used to fulfill requirements for the mathematics major or any of its options may be taken S/U.

The lower-division requirements for the Applied and Computational Mathematics option are the same as those for the Mathematics BS degree. The upper-division requirements are as follows.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Upper-Division Requirements
Part A. Required Applied and Computational Mathematics Core Classes
MTH 311 & MTH 312	ADVANCED CALCULUS I and ADVANCED CALCULUS II	8
MTH 323	^MATHEMATICAL MODELING	3
MTH 341	LINEAR ALGEBRA I	3
MTH 342	LINEAR ALGEBRA II	4
MTH 343	INTRODUCTION TO MODERN ALGEBRA	4
MTH 355	DISCRETE MATHEMATICS	3
MTH 483	COMPLEX VARIABLES	3
Part B. Area Course Work
Select five of the following: 1		15
MTH 420	MODELS AND METHODS OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
MTH 440	COMPUTATIONAL NUMBER THEORY
MTH 441	APPLIED AND COMPUTATIONAL ALGEBRA
MTH 451	NUMERICAL LINEAR ALGEBRA
MTH 452	NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MTH 453	NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MTH 480	SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MTH 481	APPLIED ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MTH 482	APPLIED PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Part C. Probability or Statistics
Select one of the following:		3-4
MTH 361	INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY
MTH 463	PROBABILITY I
ST 351	INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL METHODS
ST 421	INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS
Part D. Electives
Select two additional upper-division elective courses of a mathematical nature 2		6
Total Credits		52-53

1

Either MTH 453 or MTH 482 must be included. (Note: Only one of MTH 480 and MTH 481 can be used to satisfy requirements for a degree in Mathematics.)

2

This includes non-blanket numbered (not X99- or X0X-numbered) upper-division MTH courses, upper-division ST courses, or other courses of a mathematical nature approved by the departmental head advisor. MTH 390 is not allowed.

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