Math Minor

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The minor in math is designed to provide students with a grounding in algebra, calculus, linear functions, and probability theory that has application to the quantitative sciences.

The math minor is ideal for students who plan to earn a mathematics certification to teach the subject in a secondary school or pursue graduate work in fields such as computer science, economics, or another field in which heavy use of math or statistical analysis is required.

Students may earn a minor in the field by completing the following courses along with any required prerequisites.

Foundational Mathematics (0-6 credit hours)

These courses provide the foundational skills necessary for success in the core mathematics courses. They may be waived with a demonstrated math ACT score of 24 or higher, or a math SAT score of 600 or higher.

MAT-120A Survey of College Algebra (3)
MAT-122A Pre-Calculus (3)

Required Math Core (20 credit hours)

MAT-141A Calculus I (4)
MAT-215A Discrete Math for Computer Programming (3)
MAT-241A Calculus II (4)
MAT-250A Introduction to Research and Applied Statistics (3)
MAT-261A Linear Algebra (3)
MAT-318A Statistics for Engineers and Scientists (3)