Mathematics Minor

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The five courses of the mathematics minor augment a technical degree in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, or Engineering with the additional mathematics needed to prepare one for post-graduate quantitative work in their discipline. Novel work in the technical fields typically has a mathematical underpinning. By completing the mathematics minor, you will enhance your mathematics aptitude and expand your mathematics experience, and thereby position yourself to undertake a wider array of front-line creative endeavors in your field.

Requirements (18-19 credits):

MAT 171 Calculus I 4 credit hours
MAT 172 Calculus II 4 credit hours
MAT 272 Differential Equations 4 credit hours
MAT 235 Discrete Mathematics 3 credit hours OR
MAT 280 Mathematical Structures 3 credit hours

3 or 4 credit hours from the following:

EGR 240 Mathematical Methods in Engineering 3 credit hours
MAT 260 Linear Algebra I 3 credit hours
MAT 271 Calculus III 4 credit hours
MAT 291 Applied Mathematics for Chemists and Mathematicians 4 credit hours
MAT 320 Number Theory 3 credit hours
MAT 330 Graph Theory and Combinatorics 3 credit hours
MAT 345 Modern Geometry 3 credit hours
MAT 350 Probability and Statistics 3 credit hours
MAT 360 Linear Algebra II 3 credit hours
MAT 361 Modern Algebra I 3 credit hours
MAT 362 Modern Algebra II 3 credit hours
MAT 371 Elementary Analysis I 3 credit hours
MAT 372 Elementary Analysis II 3 credit hours
MAT 391 Cryptology 3 credit hours
MAT 470 Numerical Analysis 3 credit hours
MAT 480 Point-Set Topology 3 credit hours