Mathematics - California State University - Fullerton

Mathematics from California State University - Fullerton is a Campus Bachelor Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. The requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics consist of: * The core mathematics courses for the major (28 units). * Courses in one of four possible concentrations: Pure Mathematics , Applied Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, or Teaching Mathematics (18-20 units). The Pure Mathematics concentration is designed for students planning on graduate study. The Applied and the Probability and Statistics concentrations provide the mathematics needed for certain careers in industry and government. For students interested in teaching in elementary or secondary schools, the Teaching concentration may be combined with programs leading to a teaching credential to meet both university degree requirements and California credential law. * A computer programming course selected from Mathematics 320 Introduction to Mathematical Computation, Comp Sci 120 Introduction to Programming or Comp Sci 121 Programming Concepts (3 units). * Courses in one of nine cognates selected from the disciplines of Actuarial Science, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Economics, Information Systems and Decision Sciences, Mathematics , Physics or Research (9-12). Those students selecting the Computer Science cognate are required to take Comp Sci 120 or 121. Students may not double count Mathematics 320 for the Mathematics cognate and the programming requirement. * Math 380, the History of Mathematics, which fulfills the University's upper division writing requirement (3 units). Total units needed to complete the B.A. in Mathematics are 120, which include the 61?66 units required for the major, the 51 units required for general education, and units earned in elective courses (3-8 units). Each course required for the major must be completed with a grade of ?C? (2.0) or better, and may not be taken on a credit/no credit basis. Courses required for the major may not be challenged by examination. During their first year of study each student will develop an individual study plan in consultation with an academic adviser in the Mathematics Department. Normally mathematics majors take Math 150A and Math 150B in their first year. In the second year mathematics majors normally take Math 250A, Math 250B and Math 280. Mathematics 150A may also be used to satisfy the general education requirement in Disciplinary Learning. View more details on California State University - Fullerton, CA . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.