Mathematics

The mathematics program at UAM includes 8 full-time faculty members and one administrator teaching one course per semester. A major and a minor in mathematics are available. The mathematics faculty also teaches a limited number of computer science courses.

Mathematics Major (B.S.)

Major Requirements: 33-34 hours

MATH	2255	Calculus I
MATH	3403	Probability & Statistics
MATH	3453	Abstract Algebra
MATH	3463	Linear Algebra
MATH	3495	Calculus II
MATH	3525	Diff. Equations and Multi-Dim Calculus

Mathematics Electives: 9 hours at the 2000-4000 level (except courses specifically excluded). All majors must complete MATH 4711, Mathematical Seminar.

Supportive Requirements: 8 hours

Eight hours from the following courses:
CHEM	1103	General Chemistry I
CHEM	1113	General Chemistry II
CHEM	1121	General Chemistry I Lab
CHEM	1131	General Chemistry II Lab
PHYS	2203	General Physics I
PHYS	2213	General Physics II
PHYS	2231	Physics Laboratory I
PHYS	2213	University Physics I
PHYS	2323	University Physics II
PHYS	2241	Physics Laboratory II

Students may use General Physics or University Physics, but not both. Students planning to teach should use MATH 3233 History of Mathematics, and MATH 3423 College Geometry, and MATH 3513 Discrete Mathematics as their elective courses in mathematics.

Mathematics Minor

Minor Requirements: 24 hours

MATH	2255	Calculus I
MATH	3495	Calculus II
MATH	3525	Diff. Equations and Multi-Dim Calculus

Mathematics Electives: 9 hours at the 3000-4000 (except courses specifically excluded).