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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

MAJOR IN MATHEMATICS

I. General Education Requirements (40)

Course No. Title Credits

A. Curriculum Area I (Arts and Humanities)

ENGL 203 Fundamentals of Contemporary Speech — 3
GERM 101 Fundamentals of German I — 3
GERM 102 Fundamentals of German II — 3
OR
FREN 101 Fundamentals of French I — 3
FREN 102 Fundamentals of French II — 3
OR
SPAN 101 Fundamentals of Spanish I — 3
SPAN 102 Fundamentals of Spanish II — 3

Total — 9

B. Curriculum Area II (Social and Behavioral Sciences)

(Select one course from each of two disciplines) — 6

Social Sciences: Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology-Anthropology, Geography.

Behavioral Sciences: Criminal Justice, Human Ecology, Social Work, Psychology.

C. Curriculum Area III (Biological and Physical Sciences)

BIOL 111 General Zoology — 4
BIOL 112 General Botany — 4
OR
CHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I — 4
CHEM 112 Principles of Chemistry II — 4

Total — 8

D. Curriculum Area IV (Mathematics)

(Select one course)

MATH 109/110 College Algebra/Trigonometry & Anal. Geometry — 6 or 3
OR
MATH 111/H Elementary Mathematical Analysis/Honors — 4
OR
MATH 112 Calculus I — 4

Total — 3 or 4

E. Curriculum Area V (English Composition)

ENGL 101 Basic Composition I — 3
OR
ENGL 101H
ENGL 102 Basic Composition II — 3
OR
ENGL 102H
ENGL 305 Technical Writing — 3
OR
ENGL 310 Advanced Composition 

Total — 9

F. Curriculum Area VI (Emerging Issues)

(courses identified as being essential to a full program of general education for UMES students)

GNST 101 First Year Experience Seminar — 1
EDHE 111 Health and Wellness — 3

Total — 4

II. Major Core Requirements (37)

Course No. Title Credits

MATH 112 Calculus I — 4
MATH 211 Calculus II — 4
MATH 212 Calculus III — 4
MATH 309 Introduction to Probability — 3
MATH 310 Mathematical Statistics I — 3
MATH 321 Differential Equations — 3
MATH 342 Advanced Calculus — 3
MATH 411 Modern Algebra — 3
MATH 412 Linear Algebra — 3
MATH 443 Real Analysis I — 3
MATH 490 Senior Seminar — 1
CSDP 350 Linear Programming — 3

Total — 37

Major Electives:

Any three of the following

MATH 302 Number Theory — 3
MATH 410 Mathematical Statistics II — 3
MATH 440 Topology — 3
MATH 444 Real Analysis II
MATH 442 Complex Analysis
CSDP 341 Numerical Analysis I

(Other 300 and 400 level courses in Mathematics and in the Computer Science may be substituted for some of these electives with the permission of the Department Chair in cases where it is judged that the substitution will be equally beneficial.)

Total — 9

III Supportive Course Requirements (16)

Course No. Title Credits

PHYS 181H Honors Introductory Physics I — 4
PHYS 182H Honors Introductory Physics II — 4
CSDP 220 Introduction to Computer Programming — 4
CSDP 222 Advanced Programming — 4

Total — 16

IV. Free Elective Courses (18)

TOTAL (MATHEMATICS) — 120

 
MATHEMATICS 

Recommended Course Sequence

FRESHMAN YEAR 

Fall Semester 

ENGL 101 Basic Composition I — 3 
Gen. Ed. Area II — 3 
Gen. Ed. Area VI — 3
MATH 111H Elementary Mathematical Analysis (Honors) — 4
BIOL 111 General Zoology — 4 
OR
CHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I— 4
GNST 101 First Year Experience Seminar — 1 

Total — 18

Second Semester
ENGL 102 Basic Composition II — 3 
Gen. Ed Area II — 3
MATH 112 Calculus I — 4
BIOL 112 General Botany — 4
OR
CHEM 112 Principles of Chemistry II — 4
EDHE 111 Health and Wellness — 3

Total — 17

SOPHOMORE YEAR

First Semester 

MATH 211 Calculus II — 4
CSDP 220 Intro. to Computer Programming — 4 
Foreign Language I — 3
PHYS 181H Introduction to Physics I — 4 

Total — 15

Second Semester
CSDP 222 Adv. Programming — 4
MATH 212 Calculus III — 4 
Foreign Language II — 3
PHYS 182H Introduction to Physics II — 4 

Total — 15

JUNIOR YEAR

First Semester 

ENGL 203 Fundamentals of Contemp. Speech — 3
MATH 309 Introduction to Probability — 3
MATH 321 Differential Equations — 4
MATH 411 Modern Algebra — 3 
Free Electives — 3 

Total — 16

Second Semester 
MATH 310 Mathematical Statistics I — 3
MATH 342 Advanced Calculus — 3
MATH 412 Linear Algebra — 3 
Free Elective — 3
ENGL 310 Advanced Composition — 3 
OR
ENGL 305 Technical Writing — 3

Total — 15 

SENIOR YEAR

First Semester 

CSDP 350 Linear Programming — 3
CSDP 443 Real Analysis I — 3
MATH/CSDP Elective — 3
Free Elective — 5

Total — 14

Second Semester
MATH 490 Senior Seminar — 1
MATH/CSDP Electives — 6
Free Elective — 6

Total — 13

NOTES:
  1. All students are urged to participate in the current literature seminar (computer science) in their junior and senior years.

  2. Area III electives are in BIOL 111 or BIOL 112 OR CHEM 111 and CHEM 112. Courses selected from MATH/CSDP electives must be approved in advance by the Department.

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

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