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2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

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College of Science and Mathematics<br />

Program Goals<br />

• To promote the development of attitude of mind<br />

and problem-solving skills required for efficient<br />

use, appreciation and understanding of<br />

mathematics.<br />

• To provide students with mathematical proficiency<br />

necessary to be successful in the study of<br />

science, business, economics, engineering,<br />

technology, or education.<br />

• To provide majors with a quality background in:<br />

differential and integral calculus for functions of<br />

one and several variables; linear and abstract<br />

algebra; probability; and applications of mathematics.<br />

• To prepare mathematics majors for a successful<br />

transition to business, government, industry,<br />

teaching, and/or graduate school.<br />

• To sustain, promote, and support the learning of<br />

mathematics in our service area.<br />

Expected Student Outcomes<br />

General Requirements<br />

• All mathematics majors must complete the<br />

mathematics core curriculum: MATH 126, 207,<br />

224, 307, 325, 327, 350 and 421. Majors are<br />

expected to complete core courses numbered<br />

above MATH 325 at CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong>.<br />

• All majors must complete a physics course<br />

numbered 200 or above.<br />

• Mathematics majors and minors must complete<br />

the mathematics courses in their program with<br />

grades of C or better.<br />

• MATH 337 is a required elective for all mathematics<br />

majors not pursuing secondary education<br />

endorsement.<br />

• All majors are required to complete an approved<br />

two-semester sequence in a laboratory science<br />

(CHEM 121/121L and 122/122L, or PHYS<br />

221/221L and 222/222L).<br />

• Mathematics majors must demonstrate proficiency<br />

in “an approved” computer language. It is strongly<br />

recommended that students complete this<br />

requirement within the first 60 credit hours.<br />

Institutional and General Education<br />

Please refer to the General Education Requirements in<br />

the Academic Policies section of this catalog or refer to<br />

the individual department’s curriculum sheet.<br />

Specific Requirements for the Mathematics Major<br />

MATH Courses Titles<br />

Credits<br />

MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I..... 5<br />

MATH 207 Matrix & Vector Algebra with<br />

Applications................................... 2<br />

MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II.... 5<br />

MATH 307 Intro to Linear Algebra .................. 4<br />

MATH 325 Intermediate Calculus ................... 3<br />

MATH 327 Abstract Algebra ........................... 4<br />

MATH 337 Differential Equations I.................. 3<br />

MATH 350 Probability ..................................... 3<br />

MATH 421 Advanced Calculus I ..................... 4<br />

Upper-division MATH Electives ................................ 6<br />

(Excluding MATH 360, 361, 477)<br />

__________<br />

TOTAL 39<br />

Other Requirements<br />

Laboratory Science Sequence................................. 10<br />

Computer Programming ............................................ 4<br />

__________<br />

TOTAL 14<br />

General Education credits ....................................... 24<br />

Electives .................................................................. 43<br />

Total credit hours ................................................ 120<br />

Specific Requirements for the Mathematics<br />

Major/Secondary Certification<br />

MATH Courses Titles<br />

Credits<br />

MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I..... 5<br />

MATH 207 Matrix & Vector Algebra with<br />

Applications................................... 2<br />

MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II.... 5<br />

MATH 307 Intro to Linear Algebra .................. 4<br />

MATH 325 Intermediate Calculus ................... 3<br />

MATH 327 Abstract Algebra ........................... 4<br />

MATH 330 Intro to Higher Geometry............... 3<br />

MATH 350 Probability ..................................... 3<br />

MATH 356 Statistics for Engineers & Scientists .3<br />

MATH 419 Number Theory ............................. 3<br />

MATH 421 Advanced Calculus I ..................... 4<br />

MATH 463 History of Mathematics ................. 3<br />

MATH 477 Materials & Techniques of Teaching<br />

Secondary School Math.................. 4<br />

__________<br />

TOTAL 46<br />

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