bachelor of science - applications of mathematics
In addition to the core courses required of all mathematics majors, the following are required:
- MAT 245 Differential Equations
- MAT 320 Probability and Statistics I
- MAT 322 Numerical Analysis I
- MAT 378 Discrete Mathematics
- MAT 488 Seminar in Mathematical Modeling
Two additional courses from among:
- MAT 375 Abstract Algebra I
- MAT 450 Analysis
- MAT 480 Topology
One additional course from among:
- MAT 321 Mathematical Statistics
- MAT 325 Design of Experiments
- MAT 326 Regression Analysis
Also required are two additional cognate courses beyond those used to satisfy the Liberal Education Program requirements, selected by the student with the approval of a departmental adviser, from any of the following areas of application: biology, chemistry, computer science, earth science, economics, physics, or another approved area of application.
Additional elective courses in mathematics and the area of application should be chosen in consultation with a departmental adviser and can be selected to further career or graduate school objectives. An internship program is also available.

