Major in Mathematics
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Please note that the semesters indicated are listed to assist students in planning their schedules and indicate which semesters the courses are usually offered. This does not guarantee these courses will always be offered in the same semesters as they have in the past. Courses marked "irregular" are courses which are not offered on a regular basis.
Core Requirements
| course number |
course name |
semester hours |
semester offered |
| MAC 2311 | Calculus I | (4) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAC 2312 | Calculus II | (4) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAC 2313 | Calculus III | (5) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAS 3105 | Applied Linear Algebra I | (4) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAP 2302 | Ordinary Differential Equations | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| COP 3014 | Programming I | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| STA 4321 | Introductory Math Stat I | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
Required Coursework
| course number |
course name |
semester hours |
semester offered |
| MAS 4302 | Intro To Abstract Algebra I | (3) | (Fall, Summer) |
| MAA 4224 or MAA 4226 |
Intro To Analysis Advanced Calculus I |
(3) (3) |
(Fall) (Fall) |
| PHY 2048C* | General Physics A | (5) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
*PHY 2048C serves two requirements. The first is as part of the State of Florida Common Program Prerequisite one laboratory based science course for four credit hours designed for science majors and secondly as or an approved calculus-based natural or social science course. An approved calculus-based social science course cannot count as a laboratory based science course for four credit hours designed for science majors.
*PHY 2049C is recommended.
Additional Coursework
In addition to the above required courses the student must complete 4 of the following courses (at least 2 of the 4 must be at the 4000 level). The courses used to satisfy the sequence requirement (see below) should shape your choice of the 4 courses. For example, a proof-based course such as MAD2104 or MGF3301 should be completed before taking MAS4302 or MAA4226.
| course number |
course name |
semester hours |
semester offered |
| MAA 4227 | Advanced Calc II | (3) | (Spring) |
| MAA 4402 | Complex Variables | (3) | (Spring, Summer) |
| MAD 2104 | Discrete Mathematics I | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAD 3105 | Discrete Mathematics II | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAD 3703 | Numerical Analysis I | (3) | (Fall) |
| MAD 4704 | Numerical Analysis II | (3) | (Irregular-S13/S11/S09) |
| MAP 4103 | Mathematical Modeling | (3) | (Fall) |
| MAP 4153 | Vector Calculus | (3) | (Spring in even years-S14/S12/S10/S08/S06) |
| MAP 4180 | Game Theory and Applications | (3) | (Fall in odd years-F13/F11/F09/F07) |
| MAP 4202 | Optimization | (3) | (Irregular-S11/S07) |
| MAP 4216 | Calculus of Variations | (3) | (Irregular-F12/S10/F06) |
| MAP 4341 | Elem Partial Differential Equations I | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MAP 4342 | Elem Partial Differential Equations II | (3) | (Spring) |
| MAS 4106 | Applied Linear Algebra II | (3) | (Spring) |
| MAS 4203 | Theory of Numbers | (3) | (Spring starting S13 was Irregular-Su12/S11/Su10/S07) |
| MAS 4303 | Intro to Abstract Algebra II | (3) | (Spring) |
| MAT 4934 | Honors Work | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MGF 3301 | Introductrion to Advanced Math | (3) | (Fall, Spring, Summer) |
| MHF 4302 | Mathematical Logic I | (3) | (Irregular-S11) |
| MTG 4302 | Elementary Topology I | (3) | (Spring) Since S09 |
| MTG 4303 | Elementary Topology II | (3) | (Irregular) |
Sequences
Students must pick their electives above so as to also complete at least one of the following sequences:
| course number | course name |
| MAA 4226-4227 | Advanced Calculus I & II |
| MAA 4402 & MTG 4302 | Complex Analysis and Topology I |
| MAD 3703-4704 | Numerical Analysis I & II |
| MAP 4341-4342 | Elementary Partial Differential Equations I & II |
| MAS 4302-4303 | Introduction To Abstract Algebra I & II |