Science: Mathematics Specialization, A.S.

Associate of Science
880-04

Purpose: This curriculum is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution and major in mathematics, mathematics education, or statistics. This program is suitable for students pursing baccalaureate degrees in physics, chemistry, engineering, or computer science.

Developmental Requirements: Students who do not place into college-level English will be required to take developmental courses.

Students who do not demonstrate proficiency in MTE 1* , MTE 2* , MTE 3* , MTE 4* , MTE 5* , MTE 6* , MTE 7* , MTE 8* and MTE 9* will be required to take developmental courses.

It is strongly recommended that developmental education requirements be completed as soon as possible.

Students who intend to transfer should verify specific program requirements with their four-year institution.

First Semester

Second Semester

Third Semester

Science ELE - Science Major Sequence I 4 CR ²
MTH 264* - Calculus II 4 CR
MTH 266* - Linear Algebra 3 CR
Social Science ELE - Social Science Elective 3 CR

Fourth Semester

Science ELE - Science Major Sequence I 4 CR ²
MTH 288* - Discrete Mathematics 3 CR
MTH 267* - Differential Equations 3 CR
MTH 265* - Calculus III 4 CR

Total Minimum Credits for Degree: 60

¹SDV 108 will satisfy the SDV 101 requirement. SDV 108 is for developmental English students.

²Students should consult with faculty advisor to determine the most appropriate course based on transfer plans.

³ Students may opt to test out of MTH 167* . If you believe you should place directly in Calculus, please contact your program or faculty advisor.

* This course has a requisite.