To qualify for the bachelor of science in applied and computational mathematics, a student must satisfactorily complete with a grade of C or better each of the following courses with a total of 57 credits:
Foundational Courses (29 credits)
50:640:121 Calculus I (4)
50:640:122 Calculus II (4)
50:640:221 Calculus III (4)
50:640:250 Linear Algebra or 50:640:253 Linear Algebra with Applications (3)
50:750:131 and 133 Elements of Physics I and Lab (4)
50:198:113 Object Oriented Programming (3)
50:198:171 Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science (3)
Lower-level Elective Courses (4 credits: choose 1 course)
50:750:132 and 134 Elements of Physics II and Lab (4)
50:120:101 and 107 General Biology I and Lab (4)
Mid-level Required Courses (6 credits)
50:640:314 Elementary Differential Equations (3)
50:640:331 Probability and Stochastic Processes (3)
Mid-level Elective Courses (3 credits: choose 1 course)
50:198:213 Data Structure (3)
50:640:357 Introduction to Computational Mathematics (3)
Statistics Elective Courses (3 credits: choose 1 course)
50:960:336 Applied Statistics (3)
50:960:481 Mathematical Statistics (3)
Upper-level Elective Courses (12 credits: choose 4 courses)
50:640:403 Complex Analysis (3)
50:640:427 Advanced Differential Equations (3)
50:640:450 Advanced Linear Algebra (3)
50:640:463 Applied Partial Differential Equations (3)
50:640:497 Advanced Computational Mathematics (3)
50:640:499 Data Visualization (3)
50:960:489 Statistical Models (3)
50:198:481 Numerical Methods (3)
Deviations from the set program must be approved by the mathematical sciences department.
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