Mathematical Programming Major and Minor
The mathematical programming major provides a blend of mathematics and computer science. In addition to acquiring a solid mathematical background, mathematical programming students also study applications through courses in business, economics and computer languages.
| REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING MAJOR |
| ITM 251 Visual Basic |
3 hrs |
| ITM 261 Web Programming |
3 hrs |
| MAT 260 Calculus I |
4 hrs |
| MAT 261 Calculus II |
4 hrs |
| MAT 262 Calculus III |
4 hrs |
| MAT 299 Introduction to Higher Mathematics |
4 hrs |
| MAT 300 Differential Equations |
4 hrs |
| MAT 301 Discrete Mathematics |
4 hrs |
| MAT 308 Linear Algebra |
4 hrs |
| MAT 490 Senior Seminar |
1 hr |
| ITM electives (not lower than ITM 251) |
6 hrs |
| Total: |
41 hrs |
Students who major in mathematical programming may use appropriate mathematics and information technology courses required in the major to satisfy the requirements of the general curriculum distribution.
| REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING MINOR |
| MAT 262 Calculus III |
4 hrs |
| ITM 251 Visual Basic |
3 hrs |
| ITM 261 Web Programming |
3 hrs |
| MAT 301 Discrete Mathematics |
3 hrs |
| MAT 308 Linear Algebra |
4 hrs |
| Total: |
18 hrs |