Mathematical Sciences — Secondary Education Option
Typical Schedule

for students who entered the program between Fall 2009 and Spring 2011


The following table shows a typical class schedule for each semester in a 4-year curriculum.

Fall (First Year) Spring (First Year)
ENGL 015 or ENGL 030 — Composition 3
MATH 140 — Calculus I* 4
Humanities GH 3
Social and Behavioral Science GS 3
Health and Physical Activity GHA 1.5
First-Year Seminar 1
  15.5
CAS 100 — Effective Speech 3
MATH 141 — Calculus II* 4
Arts GA 3
Sciences GN 3
HD FS 239 (GS) — Adolescent Development 3
  16
Fall (Second Year) Spring (Second Year)
CMPSC 121 — Introduction to Programming Techniques 3
MATH 230 — Calculus and Vector Analysis 4
3 Credits of English Literature GH 3
Sciences GN 3
200-400 Level Course 3
  16
ENGL 202C — Technical Writing 3
MATH 220 — Matrices 2
MATH 250 — Ordinary Differential Equations 3
Arts GA 3
100-400 Level Course 3
Health and Physical Activity GHA 1.5
  15.5
Fall (Third Year) Spring (Third Year)
EDUC 313 — Field Observation* 2
EDUC 314 — Learning Theory and Instruction Procedures* 3
MATH 315 — Foundations of Mathematics* 3
MATH 430 — Linear Algebra I* 3
Sciences GN 3
300-400 Level MATH, CMPSC, STAT, or EDUC 3
  17
EDUC 315W — Social and Cultural Factors in Education US* 3
MATH 312 — Concepts of Real Analysis* 3
MATH 427 — Foundations of Geometry 3
STAT 301 — Statistical Analysis 3
300-400 Level MATH, CMPSC, STAT, or EDUC 3
  15
Fall (Fourth Year) Spring (Fourth Year)
EDUC 417 — Teaching Secondary Mathematics* 3
MATH 425 — Introduction to Operations Research
or
MATH 450 — Mathematical Modeling
3
MATH 435 — Basic Abstract Algebra 3
MATH 475W (US;IL) — Intro. to the History of Mathematics 3
300-400 Level MATH, CMPSC, STAT, or EDUC 3
  15
EDUC 490 — Student Teaching
(A minimum GPA of 3.00 in all previous work is required for admission to EDUC 490)
12
  12
*   A grade of C or better is required.



 
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