Mathematical Sciences — General Option
Typical Schedule
for students entering the program before Fall 2009

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 030 — Composition MATH 140 — Calculus I Humanities GH Social and Behavioral Science GS First-Year Seminar Health and Physical Activity GHA	CAS 100 — Effective Speech MATH 141 — Calculus II Arts GA Social and Behavioral Science GS Sciences GN Health and Physical Activity GHA
Fall (Second Year)	Spring (Second Year)
Humanities GH Sciences GN Select additional math from:    MATH 017, 040, 041, 220, 230, 231, 232, 250, 251, or STAT 200 Health and Physical Activity GHA Elective	Sciences GN Arts GA Select additional math from:    MATH 017, 040, 041, 220, 230, 231, 232, 250, 251, or STAT 200 ENGL 202C — Technical Writing SSET 295 — Internship Elective
Fall (Third Year)	Spring (Third Year)
CMPSC 305 — OO Prog. for Math & Sci. I MATH 315 — Foundations of Mathematics MATH 446 — Intro. to Applied Statistics I MATH 430 — Linear Algebra I Select 3 credits from:          CMPSC 462, 430 or          MATH 401, 412, 421, 427, 435, 445, 448, 480, 481	CMPSC 306 — OO Prog. for Math & Sci. II MATH 447 — Intro. to Applied Statistics II MATH 408 — Advanced Calculus MATH 431 — Linear Algebra II Select 3 credits from:          CMPSC 462, 430 or          MATH 401, 412, 421, 427, 435, 445, 448, 480, 481
Fall (Fourth Year)	Spring (Fourth Year)
MATH 444 — Mathematical Statistics & Applications I MATH 411 — Ordinary Diff. Eq. MATH 475W — Intro. to the History of Mathematics MATH 450 — Math Modeling Select 3 credits of 300-400 level courses in consultation with an academic advisor and in support of the student's interests	CMPSC 452 — Numerical Analysis MATH 425 — Intro. to Cperation Research Select 3 credits from:          CMPSC 462, 430 or          MATH 401, 412, 421, 427, 435, 445, 448, 480, 481 Select 6 credits of 300-400 level courses in consultation with an academic advisor and in support of the student's interests