B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science

Math Requirements

Two years of Calculus

• Math 161 -- Calculus I
• Math 162 -- Calculus II
• Math 263 -- Multivariable Calculus
• Math 264 -- Ordinary Differential Equations

Including Multivariable Calculus, and Differential Equations.

• Math 201 -- Elementary Number Theory
• Math 212 -- Linear Algebra
• Math 313 -- Abstract Algebra
• Math 351 -- Introduction to Real Analysis I
• Math 304/Stat 304 -- Probability and Statistics I

Two of the following five courses:

• Math 309/COMP 309 -- Numerical Methods
• Math 314 -- Advanced Topics in Abstract Algebra
• Math 315 -- Advanced Topic in Linear Algebra
• Math 352 -- Introduction to Real Analysis II
• Math 353 -- Introductory Complex Analysis

Computer Science Requirements

• COMP 150 -- Introduction to Computing (may be replaced by a 300-level classroom elective if COMP 215 is taken)
• Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming & Data Structures
  • Either COMP 170 -- Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 
    OR COMP 215 -- Object-Oriented Programming with Mathematics
• COMP 271 -- Data Structures: Algorithms and Applications
• COMP 264 -- Introduction to Computer Systems

One of the following three courses:

• COMP 363: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• COMP 376: Formal Languages and Automata
• COMP 313: Intermediate Object-Oriented Development

One of the following six courses:

• COMP 336: Markup Languages
• COMP 337: Introduction to Concurrency
• COMP 338: Server-Based Software Development
• COMP 339: Distributed Systems
• COMP 353: Database Programming
• COMP 373: Objects, Frameworks, and Patterns

Any two 300-level, 3-credit courses in Computer Science.