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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog

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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Applied Mathematics with Economics Option, Bachelor of Science

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Concentration in Economics/Finance

Required Mathematics Courses:

MA 218 Calculus I 3 hrs
MA 318 Calculus II 3 hrs
MA 320 Discrete Mathematics 3 hrs
MA 322 Calculus III 3 hrs
MA 326 Multivariable Calculus 3 hrs
MA 336 Linear Algebra 3 hrs
MA 341 Probability and Statistics 3 hrs
MA 442 Differential Equations 3 hrs
MA 460 Seminar 1 hr (taken twice)
MA 480 Numerical Analysis 3 hrs

Math Electives

(Choose two of the following)

MA 324 Modern Geometry 3 hrs
MA 328 Modern Algebra 3 hrs
MA 427 Set Theory and Logic 3 hrs
MA 456 Theory of Numbers 3 hrs
MA 461 Research and Directed Reading in Mathematics 3 hrs

Total: 35 hours

Computer Science

CS 250 Structured Programming 3 hrs
CS 251 Structured Programming Lab 1 hr
Computer Science Electives (Choose CS courses to equal 5 hours of credit) 5 hrs

Total: 9 hrs

Minor in Economics/Finance

EC 222 Economics Principles II 3 hrs
EC 337 Money and Banking 3 hrs
EC 339 Investments 3 hrs
EC 341 Managerial Finance 3 hrs
AC 211 Accounting Principles I: Financial Accounting 3 hrs

Total: 15 hrs

Central Curriculum Requirements

CC 100 College Connection 1 hr
MA 115 Precalculus 3 hrs
EN 101 Composition I 3 hrs
EN 102 Composition II 3 hrs or
EN 105 Freshman Honors Composition 3 hrs
EN 200 Literary Perspectives: Survey of British Literature 3 hrs or
EN 201 Literary Perspectives: Survey of American Literature 3 hrs
BA 200 Computer Business Applications 3 hrs or
CS 150 Introduction to Computer Technology 3 hrs
HP 100 Personal Fitness 1 hr
Health and Physical Education Activities (Choose any 2 HP courses numbered 101-120) 2 hrs
EC 221 Economic Principles I 3 hrs
HI 101 Civilization I 3 hrs
HI 102 Civilization II 3 hrs
RL 101 Survey of the Old Testament 3 hrs
RL 102 Survey of the New Testament 3 hrs
RL 300 Christian Faith and Values 3 hrs or
PI 300 Christian Faith & Values 3 hrs
CA 112 Public Speaking 3 hrs or
CA 212 Business and Organizational Communication 3 hrs
Free Electives (some electives must be 300-400 level courses to fulfill 42 upper-level requirement) 15 credits
Spiritual and Cultural Enrichment (required each semester) CR

Social Sciences

(Choose one of the following)

GE 201 World Geography 3 hrs
PS 200 Introduction to Social Science: Political Science 3 hrs
PY 220 Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs
Social Problems CJ 223 /PY 223 /SW 223 3 hrs

Total: 3 hrs

Foreign Language

(Choose one of the following)

Total: 3 hrs

Fine Arts

(Choose one of the following)

AR 200 Art Appreciation 3 hrs
AR 230 Introduction to Painting 3 hrs
AR 232 Introduction to Ceramics 3 hrs
CM 250 Cinema Appreciation 3 hrs
MU 200 Music Appreciation 3 hrs
TH 200 Theatre Appreciation 3 hrs

Total: 3 hrs

Natural Sciences

(Choose one of the following courses plus lab)

BI 101 Introduction to Biology 3 hrs
BI 102 Introduction to Biology Lab 1 hr
BI 113 Principles of Biology: Cell Function and Plant Diversity 3 hrs
BI 114 Principles of Biology: Cell Function and Plant Diversity Lab 2 hrs
BI 115 Principles of Biology: Ecological Interactions and Animal Diversity 3 hrs
BI 116 Principles of Biology: Ecological Interactions and Animal Diversity Lab 2 hrs
CH 111 General Chemistry I 3 hrs
CH 112 General Chemistry I Lab 2 hrs
ES 103 Introduction to Earth Science 3 hrs
ES 104 Introduction to Earth Science Lab 1 hr
ES 205 Introduction to Astronomy 3 hrs
ES 206 Astronomy Lab 1 hr
ES 220 Introduction to Meteorology 3 hrs
ES 221 Meteorology Lab 1 hr
PH 220 General Physics I 3 hrs
PH 221 General Physics I Lab 2 hrs

Total: 4-5 hrs

Total Degree Requirements: 127 hrs