ASNSM in Mathematics Credit Distribution
ASNSM in Mathematics Credit Distribution
ASNSM in Mathematics Credit Distribution
| Subject/Category |
Credits |
| I. General Education Requirements |
30 |
| A. English Composition |
6 |
| B. Humanities |
6 |
| C. Social Sciences |
6 |
| D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics |
6 |
- One college-level mathematics course (required)
- One computer science course or other natural sciences/mathematics (recommended)
|
|
| E. General Education Electives |
6 |
| II. Area of Study: Mathematics |
21 |
| A. Introductory Course (required) |
3 |
- Calculus I (Differential Calculus)
|
|
| B. Theory and Concepts (required) |
9 |
|
Select three of the following:
- Calculus II (Integral Calculus)
- Calculus III (Multivariate Calculus)
- Discrete Math
- Linear Algebra (Calculus Based - Prerequisite of Calculus in Description)
- Probability/Statistics
- Matrix Algebra
- Number Theory
|
|
| C. Mathematics |
9 |
- Abstract Algebra
- Advanced Calculus
- Applied Mathematics
- Calculus IV (Differential Equations)
- Complex Variables
- Cryptography & Cryptanalysis
- Geometry (Prerequisite of Calculus or More Advanced Math)
- Graph Theory
- History of Mathematics
- Mathematical Logic
- Mathematical Modeling
- Matrix Algebra
- Modern Algebra
- Multivariate Analysis
- Non-Parametric Statistics
- Number Theory
- Projective Geometry
- Sampling Theory
- Topology
|
|
| D. Corollary Requirements (in addition to 21 credits from Section II) |
|
- General Physics (calculus-based, non-lab; usually 3 credits)
|
|
| III. Free Electives |
9 |
| Total: |
60 Credits |
Note: Courses listed in the Area of Study are a guide; other mathematics courses may by appropriate for this option. The following courses are examples of the types of mathematics courses that
CANNOT be used in the Mathematics Option: College Algebra, Finite Math, Pre-Calculus, or Trigonometry. These courses are not advanced level mathematics courses.
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