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CSU-Pueblo Other Requirements Courses Titles Credits ED 202 Foundations of Education .............3 ED 280 Educational Media and Technology ...................................3 ED 301 Frameworks of Teaching ...............3 ED 412 Teaching Diverse Learners ...........3 ED 485 Capstone Seminar.........................2 ED 488 Secondary Student Teaching ......12 PSYCH 151 Intro to Human Development.........3 PSYCH 342 Educational Psychology ................3 RDG 435 Content Area Literacy....................4 __________ TOTAL 36 Laboratory Science Sequence .................................10 Computer Programming.............................................4 Elective ......................................................................3 __________ TOTAL 17 General Education ...................................................21 Total credit hours.................................................120 Specific Requirements for the Minor in Mathematics Courses Titles Credits MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I.......5 MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II......5 Electives including three upper-division courses* (Excluding MATH 360, 361, 362 & 477)...................10 __________ TOTAL 20 * Two of these must be taken at CSU-Pueblo. Specific Requirements for the Minor in Computational Mathematics Courses Titles Credits MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I .....5 MATH 207 Matrix & Vector Algebra with Applications ...................................2 MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II ....5 MATH 307 Introduction to Linear Algebra........4 OR MATH 342 Introduction to Numerical Analysis ..3 MATH 320 Introductory Discrete Mathematics..3 MATH 345 Algorithms & Data Structures ........4 ____________ TOTAL 22-23 Requirements for the Computational Mathematics Minor specific to Math Majors Math majors, in lieu of the first 12 hours above are required to take: Courses Titles Credits An approved programming elective ........................... 3 CIS 171 Intro to Java Programming............ 4 MATH 242 Intro to Computation with MATLAB....................................... 4 __________ TOTAL 11 Specific Requirements for the Math/Physics Double Major MATH Courses Titles Credits MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I..... 5 MATH 207 Matrix & Vector Algebra with Applications................................... 2 MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II.... 5 MATH 307 Intro to Linear Algebra .................. 4 MATH 325 Intermediate Calculus ................... 3 MATH 327 Abstract Algebra ........................... 4 MATH 337 Differential Equations I.................. 3 MATH 338 Differential Equations II................. 3 MATH 350 Probability AND MATH 356 Stats for Engineers & Scientists.... 6 OR MATH 550 Statistical Methods........................ 3 MATH 421 Advanced Calculus I ..................... 4 _____________ TOTAL 36-39 PHYS Courses Titles Credits PHYS 221/L General Physics I/Lab ................. 5 PHYS 222/L General Physics II/Lab ................ 5 PHYS 301 Theoretical Mechanics ................ 4 PHYS 323/L General Physics III/Lab ............... 5 PHYS 321/322 Thermodynamics/Lab.................. 4 PHYS 431/432 Electricity and Magnetism/Lab .... 5 PHYS 441 Quantum Mechanics ................... 4 PHYS 480 Practicum in Lab Instruction ........ 1 PHYS 493 Seminar....................................... 1 __________ TOTAL 34 Other Requirements Courses Titles Credits MATH 425 Complex Variables ...................... 3 OR PHYS 341/342 Optics/Adv. Laboratory-Optics .... 4 172
College of Science and Mathematics PHYS 492 Research OR MATH 492 Research .....................................1 CHEM 121/L General Chemistry I/Lab..............5 CHEM 122/L General Chemistry II/Lab.............5 Computer Programming.............................................3 ____________ TOTAL 17-18 General Education ...................................................24 Electives..................................................................5-6 Total credit hours.................................................120 Co-Curricular Requirements Students have the opportunity to broaden and reinforce the academic experience through participation in a variety of co-curricular activities. All students are encouraged to join the CSU-Pueblo Math Club. Many students serve as tutors in the Math Learning Center. Outcomes Assessment Activities • Faculty advisors meet individually with students on a regular basis to help with schedule planning and to discuss the student’s progress toward educational and career goals. Advisors maintain a record of each student’s performance in his/her program of study. • During the senior year, each major takes the Mathematics Field Achievement Test. This test measures a student’s achievement level in comparison with students throughout the country. PHYSICS/PHYSICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM Department Chair: Chacon Faculty: Brown, Wallin The major in physics leads to a Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree. In addition, supporting courses and general education courses in physics and astronomy are available for students with a wide spectrum of interests, backgrounds and needs. Physics majors must consult with a program advisor as early as possible and must file a departmentally approved plan of study by the beginning of the junior year. The Bachelor of Science Degree in physics is offered with several emphasis areas: For the first three (non-teacher) emphasis areas, the recommended sequences of courses presume that the student is ready to begin MATH 126 in the first semester of the freshman year. If not, MATH 124 should be taken in the fall and MATH 126 in the spring of the freshman year concurrently with PHYS 221. Otherwise it may not be possible to complete the requirements for a physics degree within four years. Students, especially transfers, who do not strictly adhere to the plan of study may find that the term of attendance at CSU-Pueblo will be extended beyond four years. Physics Emphasis Primarily for students planning graduate study toward a professional career in physics, astronomy or other related fields. Engineering Emphasis For students planning to enter positions in industry upon graduation. Courses in engineering enhance the utility of the graduate to potential employers. Chemical Physics or/Biophysics Emphasis These emphasis areas are designed to meet specific career objectives for an individual. Physics/Secondary Certification Emphasis Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain Colorado Department of Education certification as science teachers with an emphasis in physics. Physical Science Secondary Certification Emphasis Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain Colorado Department of Education Certification as science teachers with emphases in physics and chemistry. Physics/Math Double Major See Math Program for details. MINORS Minors also are available in physics and physical science for students who need a specialized science minor in these fields. 173
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