COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program offers a rigorous and structured curriculum designed to develop strong analytical, logical and problem-solving skills. The major requirements focus heavily on core mathematical areas, beginning with foundational courses such as calculus I, II and III, followed by linear algebra, differential equations and discrete mathematics. As students progress, they engage with advanced topics like modern algebra, analysis and matrix theory, which emphasize abstract thinking and mathematical proofs. These courses build a deep theoretical understanding of mathematics while also strengthening students’ ability to apply concepts to complex problems.In addition to core courses, the program includes an applied mathematics sequence, allowing students to choose specialized areas such as probability and statistics, actuarial mathematics, mathematical modeling or advanced calculus and differential equations. This flexibility helps students align their studies with specific career goals or interests. A computer science elective is also required, ensuring students gain programming and computational skills that are highly valuable in today’s data-driven world.Students further enhance their knowledge through pure mathematics electives, where they can explore advanced topics like topology, number theory, graph theory and geometry. Allied area electives provide interdisciplinary exposure, enabling students to apply mathematical skills in fields such as computer science, economics, physics or engineering. This combination of theory and application makes graduates versatile and well-prepared for diverse career paths.Beyond major coursework, students complete general education requirements, including communication, humanities, social sciences and foreign language courses, ensuring a well-rounded academic experience. Overall, the program requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and prepares students for careers in industry, technology and research, as well as for advanced studies in mathematics or related disciplines.