Interdisciplinary Majors in Mathematics

Interdisciplinary majors may be arranged between Mathematics and another discipline.  The Mathematics component of the interdisciplinary major is described below.  Students planning an interdisciplinary major must contact each department to determine the department's requirements for the interdisciplinary major.

Mathematics and Statistics Courses required:

1. MA 251, MA 252, and MA 351: Calculus I-III
2. Either ST210: Introduction to Statistics or ST 265: Biostatistics               
3. MA 301: Linear Algebra
4. Depending on the track selected, either MA 395: Discrete Methods or MA 304: Ordinary Differential Equations
5. Depending on track selected, four 400 level Mathematics or Statistics courses (see below)

Other Requirements:

CS 151: Computer Science through Programming
NOTE: CS212: Object-Oriented Data Structures is strongly encouraged as an elective.

Possible Tracks: 

• Differential Equations/Modeling Track  
• Discrete/Algorithmic Track 

Differential Equations/Modeling Track

Required Courses:

MA304: Ordinary Differential Equations
MA421: Analysis I

Additional 400-level courses from:

MA302: Programming in Mathematics
MA424: Complex Analysis
MA427: Numerical Analysis
MA428: Computational Mathematics
MA445: Advanced Linear Algebra
MA481: Operations Research
MA490: Mathematics Special Topics - when applicable
ST461: Elements of Statistical Theory: Distributions

Discrete/Algorithmic Track

Required Courses:

MA395: Discrete Methods
MA441: Ring Theory and/or ST461: Elements of Statistical Theory: Distributions

Additional 400-level courses from:

MA302: Programming in Mathematics
MA421: Analysis I
MA427: Numerical Analysis
MA428: Computational Mathematics
MA431: Geometry
MA442: Group Theory
MA445: Advanced Linear Algebra
MA447: Number Theory
MA481: Operations Research
MA/ST485: Stochastic Processes
MA490:Mathematics Special Topics - when applicable