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Degree in Mathematics
B.A. Effective Fall 1967
B.S. Effective Fall 2010
The upper-division curriculum provides programs for mathematics majors who may want to go on to graduate school in mathematics as well as courses for students who will use mathematics as a tool in the physical and behavioral sciences and the humanities.
All courses used to satisfy major requirements must be taken for a letter grade, and must be completed with a C- or better.
Lower Division Requirements
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One of the following sequences: |
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a. Math 20A-B-C-D-E-F
Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations |
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b. Math 31AH-BH-CH, 20D
Honors Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations |
Upper Division Requirements
In addition to these lower-division courses, mathematics majors must complete at least thirteen (13) one-quarter, upper-division courses including:
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Math 109 |
Mathematical Reasoning
(students completing Math 31CH may replace Math 109 with a 4-unit Upper-division Math elective) |
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One of the following sequences: |
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Math 140A-B |
Foundations of Real Analysis |
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or |
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Math 142A-B &
Math 120A |
Intro to Analysis
Elements of Complex Analysis |
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One of the following sequences: |
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Math 100A-B |
Abstract Algebra |
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or |
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Math 103A-B & Math 102 |
Modern Algebra
Applied Linear Algebra |
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A total of thirteen (13) four-unit, upper-division mathematics courses, including items 1,2,3 above. |
As with all departmental requirements, more advanced courses on the same material may be substituted with written approval from the departmental adviser.
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