This course of studies enables students to learn the mathematics that is useful currently in business and
industry. An industrial mathematician uses and adopts the mathematics necessary to attack problems of
practical concern. Because students of Applied Mathematics become familiar with the problems of
science and engineering, and because they are encouraged to elect some courses in Computer Science
and Engineering as part of their program of studies, they will be attractive to firms offering employment
oriented toward those fields.

Required Science Courses
Math majors should choose the following science sequence as part of their General Education
Requirements.
PHYS 0174 and 175 Basic Physical Science and Engineering 1 & 2

Core Courses 11 courses - 36 or 37credits
MATH 0220 Analytic Geometry and Calculus 1
MATH 0230 Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2
MATH 0240 Analytic Geometry and Calculus 3
MATH 0413 Introduction to Theoretical Math
MATH 0420 Introduction to Theory 1—Variable Calculus
MATH 1070 Numerical Mathematics Analysis
MATH 1180 Linear Algebra 1
MATH 1270 Ordinary Differential Equations 1

STAT 1131 Introduction to Applied Statistics or
STAT 1151 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 1

MATH 1360 Modeling in Applied Mathematics 1 or
MATH 1110 Industrial Numerical Analysis

MATH 1530 Advanced Calculus 1 or
MATH 1550 Vector Analysis and Application or
MATH 1560 Complex Variables and Applications

Elective Courses 1 course- 3 credits
Choose one course from the following list of courses:
MATH 1100 Linear Programming
MATH 1110 Industrial Numerical Analysis
MATH 1360 Modeling in Applied Mathematics 1
MATH 1530 Advanced Calculus 1
MATH 1540 Advanced Calculus 2
MATH 1550 Vector Analysis and Application
MATH 1560 Complex Variables and Application

Related Area 3 or 4 courses - 12 credits
Take 12 credits in Computer Science including CS 0402- Programming Using C++ or take 12 credits from
another department as approved by the faculty adviser.

Additional Requirements 2 courses – 3 credits
Applied Math majors take the following sequence of courses to fulfill the capstone course requirement
MATH 1951 Senior Research for Applied Math I
MATH 1952 Senior Research for Applied Math II
Applied Mathematics 55 credits Bachelor of Science