Mathematics Concentration, Arts and Sciences, A.S.

The Mathematics concentration is a sequence of courses for students planning to transfer into upper-division programs not only in abstract mathematics, but also mathematics-related programs including secondary teaching, statistics, finance, and computer programming. To earn the associates degree in mathematics, a minimum of 16 credit hours in Mathematics courses at the 200-level must be completed. Selection of the appropriate courses in each individual program must be done carefully with an academic advisor familiar with the requirements of the transfer institution. Graduates of mathematics programs at all levels are very attractive to employers because they have highly developed problem-solving skills which are in high demand within the workforce.

Program Pathway

First Year Fall			First Year Spring
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
ENG 101	English Composition *(ENG 101E and ENG 101P are approved substitutions for ENG 101)	3	Gen Ed	English	3
MAT 203	Calculus I	4	Gen Ed	Behavioral and Social Science	3
Gen Ed	Arts/Humanities	3	Gen Ed	Arts/Humanities	3
Gen Ed	Behavioral/Social Science	3	Program	Choose in consultation with an advisor *(MAT 204 is preferred)	4
Elective	Choose in consultation with an advisor	3	Elective	Choose in consultation with an advisor	3
TOTAL		16	TOTAL		16
Second Year Fall			Second Year Spring
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
Gen Ed	Diversity	3	Gen Ed	Biological/Physical Science *(a laboratory course is required)	4
Gen Ed	Biological/Physical Science (PHY 203 is preferred) (a laboratory course is required)	4	Program	Choose in consultation with an advisor *(MAT 205 or MAT 207 are preferred)	4
Program	Choose in consultation with an advisor *(MAT 206 or MAT 208 are preferred)	4	Elective	Choose in consultation with an advisor	3
Elective	Choose in consultation with an advisor	3	Elective	Choose in consultation with an advisor	3
TOTAL		14	TOTAL		14

General Education Requirements (33 Credits)

Arts/Humanities

Select two courses from the approved General Education course list in the Arts/Humanities category (6 Credits)

Behavioral/Social Sciences

Select two courses from the approved General Education course list in the Behavioral/Social Sciences category (6 Credits)

Biological/Physical Science

Take two laboratory courses from the following list:

BIO 113 - Principles of Biology I (4 Credits)
BIO 114 - Principles of Biology II (4 Credits)
CHM 103 - General Chemistry I (4 Credits)
CHM 104 - General Chemistry II (4 Credits)
PHY 201 - General Physics I (4 Credits)
PHY 202 - General Physics II (4 Credits)
PHY 203 - Principles of Physics I (4 Credits) *(PHY 203 is preferred)
PHY 204 - Principles of Physics II (4 Credits)

Diversity

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the Diversity category (3 Credits)

English

*A minimum grade of “C” or better is required for ENG-101, ENG-101E, and ENG-101P

ENG 101 - English Composition (3 Credits)
* ( ENG 101E - English Composition for English Language Learners and ENG 101P - English Composition for College Success are approved substitutions for ENG 101)
Select another course from the approved General Education course list in the English category (3 Credits)

Mathematics

MAT 203 - Calculus I (4 Credits)

Program Requirements (12 Credits)

Select 12 credits from the following courses:

MAT 204 - Calculus II (4 Credits)
MAT 205 - Calculus III (4 Credits)
MAT 206 - Differential Equations (4 Credits)
MAT 207 - Discrete Mathematics (4 Credits)
MAT 208 - Linear Algebra (4 Credits)

Free Electives (15 Credits)

Electives should be selected in consultation with a transfer advisor and the transfer institution. Some recommended courses are listed below:

CHM 101 - Introductory College Chemistry (4 Credits)
Select any Computer Science (CSC) course (3 Credits)
COM 103 - Public Speaking (3 Credits)
ECO 201 - Macroeconomic Principles (3 Credits)
OR
ECO 202 - Microeconomic Principles (3 Credits)
Select any Engineering Science (EGR) course (3-4 Credits)
EDU 101 - Introduction to Education (3 Credits)
OR
EDU 103 - Foundations of Early Childhood Education (3 Credits)
EDU 211 - Introduction to Special Education (3 Credits)
OR
PSY 203 - Educational Psychology (3 Credits)
EDU 240 - Education Capstone Field Experience (3 Credits)
Select any Information Systems Technology (IST) course (1-4 Credits)
MAT 160 - Precalculus I (3 Credits)
MAT 161 - Precalculus II (4 Credits)
MAT 204 - Calculus II (4 Credits)
MAT 205 - Calculus III (4 Credits)
MAT 206 - Differential Equations (4 Credits)
MAT 207 - Discrete Mathematics (4 Credits)
MAT 208 - Linear Algebra (4 Credits)

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