Certificate in Mathematics
The certificate program in Mathematics requires six courses. This program is suitable for students preparing for further study in economics, business, finance, chemistry, physics or other disciplines in which a background in mathematics is needed. The Certificate in Mathematics may also appeal to high school science teachers. Courses are taught by the faculty of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. All courses are for credit and can be transferred into the major in Mathematics once a student is admitted into a degree-seeking program.
Certificate Requirements and Course Descriptions
Admission Requirements
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Tuition
Certificate Requirements
The certificate program in Mathematics requires six courses.
Some requirements may be fulfilled by transfer credit. Please speak to an SCPS academic advisor about prior credits.
For the most up to date listing of courses click on the individual course links.
All students are required to complete the following six courses:
- MATH 161 Calculus I (4)
- MATH 162 Calculus II (4)
- MATH 263 Multivariable Calculus (5)
- MATH 264 Ordinary Differential Equations (3)
- EITHER: MATH 212 Linear Algebra (3)
OR: Math 201 Elementary Number Theory (3) - Any 300-level 3-credit Mathematics course
Courses are offered in the 16 week format during the day at the Lake Shore Campus. To see a list of classes, click here.
Tuition
Certificate students pay $560 per credit hour. Most courses are three credit hours, with the exception of a few math courses. Please double check the credit hours for each course.
Please visit the SCPS Tuition & Fee page for general information.
