Mathematics, A.S.

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The program in Mathematics prepares the student for transfer to a senior-level institution for work in Mathematics or for a career as a Mathematics technician in business, industry, or government. A strong Mathematics background is desirable for those who wish to pursue a career in economics or business administration.

Courses in technology, although not designed for transfer to four-year liberal arts programs, will satisfy the elective requirement. Intermediate Algebra, Technical Math I and II cannot be used as credit toward an associate degree in Mathematics.

Minimum - 64 credits

Course Requirements

* ENGL 101 - English I
* ENGL 102 - English II
COMM 201 - Speech
HLTH 120 - Health Science
Physical Education 1
* MATH 221 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
* MATH 222 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
* MATH 223 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
* MATH 224 - Differential Equations or
MATH 230 - Linear Algebra
* Computer Programming Elective
( COMP 224 - Introduction to Computer Programming (Using JAVA) or Programming in C++)

Note(s):

Either Differential Equations or Linear Algebra must be taken to satisfy the Mathematics Curriculum requirement. The remaining course is highly recommended.

Group I - 6 credits

Group II - 6 credits

Group III - 8 credits

A 4-credit laboratory science is required

Electives - 13 credits

Students should review the catalog of the transfer institution before selecting electives.

Note(s):

* Course has a prerequisite