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For the Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics, a student must pass the
following:
Lower-division Courses (26 units)
Offered once or twice a year
| MATH 110 | Colloquium in Mathematics | 1 unit |
| Math 210 | Calculus I | 4 units |
| Math 211 | Calculus II | 4 units |
| Math 212 | Calculus III | 4 units |
| COSC 105 | Introduction to Programming | 3 units |
| PHYS 210 | Physics I | 5 units |
| PHYS 211 | Physics II | 5 units |
Sophomore upper-division courses (8 units)
Offered once a year
Junior/Senior upper-division courses (12 units)
Offered once every 2 years
Select two additional upper-division courses (7-8)
Offered once every 2 years
Others may be available occasionally
Common substitutions:
Students wishing to obtain a computer science major or minor
typically substitute CoSc 220 and 221 for CoSc 105.
Recommended schedule for first two years:
| Year | Fall | Spring |
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| 1st | Calculus I | Calculus II |
| | Comp. Sci. 105 | Colloquium |
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| 2nd | Calculus III | Trans. to Abstr. Math |
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Or if entering with AP Calculus credit:
| Year | Fall | Spring |
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| 1st | Calculus II | Calculus III |
| | Comp. Sci. 105 | Colloquium |
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| 2nd | Physics I | Trans. to Abstr. Math |
| | Linear Algebra | Physics II |
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Note that Math 360: Transitions to Abstract Mathematics, is a
prerequisite for all upper-division courses. Since upper-division
courses are offered every other year, students will generally need to
take some in their Junior, and some in their Senior year. For this
reason, it is extremely important for mathematics majors to take Math
360 during the Fall of their sophomore year if they hope to graduate in
four years.
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