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Mathematics (Minor)

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College of Arts & Sciences

Degree Type
Minor

Program Type
Minor

Program Delivery
On Campus

A Mathematics minor gives you more than the ability to work with numbers. You’ll develop the analytical thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills to tackle complex questions and approach challenges from new angles.

Explore algebra, calculus, statistics, mathematical reasoning, and problem-solving while building a versatile foundation that complements any major.

Upon completion of the Mathematics minor, students will be able to:

  1. Generalize and apply mathematical concepts that are integrated into disciplines or appear in everyday life.
  2. Distinguish and apply mathematical perception and practical skills in logical thinking, carrying out deductive and inductive reasoning.
  3. Utilize the more advanced mathematical knowledge and computational skills to the study of other disciplines, numerically, analytically, and graphically.
  4. Where relevant, be able to initiate the growth of their own mathematical maturity to undertake higher-level studies in mathematics and related fields.

Pre-Minor Requirements

  • MA 210 Calculus I
  • MA 211 Calculus II

Minor Requirements

  • MA 311 Calculus III
  • Six (6) credit hours of MA 300–400 level courses
  • Three (3) credit hours of a math-related elective
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