Allied Medical Professions, School of

Allied Medical Professions, School of

Note:  If a student is course code L, then must take at least one math course.
Also note:  All courses require a C- or better grade

Athletic Training	148
Biomedical Science	151.xx, 152.xx
Circulation Technology	151.xx
Medical Dietetics	148
Health Information Mgt. & Systems	148 (check with advisor if another course is acceptable)
Heath Sciences	148 (check with advisor if another course is acceptable)
Medical Technology
Certification & Medical Science	150
Med Lab Tech Articulation	148
Radiologic Sciences & Therapy
Radiography	148*
Sonography	148*
Radiation Therapy	150
Respiratory Therapy	148* or higher

* In these programs, eligibility for 150 is necessary as a prerequisite to science courses, with a grade of C- or better. Students with the necessary transfer credits in science may not need to take mathematics courses; check with a College adviser.

 

Architecture, Knowlton School of

Architecture, Knowlton School of

Architecture	150, 117*
Landscape Architecture	150, 117*
City & Regional Planning	150**, 117

* The college will accept 151.xx and 152.xx as a substitute for 117; it will also accept a one semester of engineering level calculus that transfers in as 151.xx and spl(part of 152.xx) if the special credit is for 3 or more hours. If only one quarter of calculus was taken at another university, then 152.xx is required. 132 is accepted in place of 117.

**Or the course determined by math placement.

New for Autumn 2007, students with AP (Advanced Placement) credit for Math 150 and 151.xx are finished with their math for Architecture. We highly recommend that students take Math 152.xx, while the material is fresh and in case, they change majors in the future.

Arts, College of the (including School of Music)

Arts, College of the (including School of Music)

The College offers B.A., B.F.A., B.A.E., B.S.D., B.M., and B.M.E. degrees. The College has degree programs in several departments, including Art; Art Education; Dance; History of Art; Industrial, Interior, and Visual Communication Design; Theatre; and Music. The math requirement will not depend on the department but on the degree the student is pursuing. Students should be advised to double-check all curriculum requirements directly with advisers in the College.

• B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance) degree:
• Dance 620, 621
• An approved Data Analysis course

 

• B.S.D. (Bachelor of Science in Design ) degree:
• Math 116 or equivalent approved Math & Logical Analyasis GEC
• An approved Data Analysis course

• B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art) & B.A.E. (Bachelor of Art Education) degrees:
• Math 116 or equivalent approved Math & Logical Analyasis GEC
• An approved Data Analysis course

• B.M.E. (Bachelor of Music Education) & B.M. (Bachelor of Music) degrees:
• Math 104 or equivalent approved Math & Logical Analyasis GEC.
• An approved Data Analysis course

*CS&E 201 or 204 is recommended for Music Theory and Music Composition majors.

• B.A (Bachelor of Arts in Art, Theatre, History of Art, or Music, etc...) degree:

• These programs follow the standard GEC curriculum for a B.A. GEC curriculum for Arts and Sciences (see ASC link).

 

Note: Students must fulfill the Basic Skills req of 075/104/L,M,N,R regardless of completion of CS&E or Philosophy.

Arts and Sciences, Colleges of the

Arts and Sciences, Colleges of the

ASC requires Math Course Code L, M, N, or R, or completion of Math 075 or 104 to fulfill the basic skills requirement.

For all B.A. options, in addition to the above, the GEC or GER requires the following:
A) For non-honors students (some programs may require specific data analysis courses which require a prerequisite of at least Math 116. Please confer with your assigned academic advisor.):

1. One course selected from:
   • Math (116 or above) or
   • Philosophy 150 or 250 or
   • Computer Science & Engineering (101 or 200 level or above) or
   • Linguistics 280 or 384 or
   • any statistics course except those approved for Data Analysis
     
2. an approved Data Analysis course.

B) For honors students, confer with honors advisor.

All B.S. options require at least Math 151.xx and 152.xx or equivalent.

Those programs with a * listed under the B.A. column have only the standard requirements as described above for the B.A. options.

MAJOR	B.A.	B.S.
Actuarial Science	151.xx through 254.xx plus more	151.xx through 254.xx plus more
African-American and African Studies	*	N/A
Ancient History and Classics	*	N/A
Anthropology	Math 116 or higher as a prerequisite for Stats 145	N/A
Anthropological Sciences	(no B.A.)	151.xx, 152.xx
Arabic	*	N/A
Art	*	N/A
Astronomy	(no B.A.)	151.xx through 254.xx, 415.xx, 513, 568
Aviation	* (130 or 148 recommended)	151.xx, 152.xx
Aviation Management	130	151.xx, 152.xx
Biochemistry	254.xx	151.xx through 254.xx
Biology	151.xx	151.xx, 152.xx
Chemistry	153.xx	151.xx through 254.xx, 255.xx or 415.xx
Chinese	*	N/A
Classics	*	N/A
Communication	*	N/A
Comparative Studies	*	N/A
Computer & Information Science	153.xx, 366 plus more depending on option	151.xx, 152.xx, 153.xx, 366, 566 plus more depending on option
Criminology	Math 116 or higher as prereq for Soc H549; otherwise, see above.	N/A
Earth Sciences, School of	151.xx (plus more depending on option)	151.xx, 152.xx, 153.xx (254.xx optional)
Economics	116 (132 preferred)	151.xx, 152.xx (153.xx recommended)
English	*	N/A
Entomology	150	151.xx, 152.xx
Evolution, Ecology & Organismal Biology	148 and Stat 145	151.xx, 152.xx
Film Studies	*	N/A
French	*	N/A
Geographic Information Systems	(no B.A.)	151.xx, 152.xx
Geography-Atmospheric Science & Climatology concentration	(no B.A.)	151.xx through 254.xx,415.xx
Geography-People, Society, & Environment	116	N/A
Geography-Urban and Regional Studies	116	N/A
German	*	N/A
Hebrew	*	N/A
History	*	N/A
History of Art	*	N/A
International Studies	*	N/A
Islamic Studies	*	N/A
Italian	*	N/A
Japanese	*	N/A
Jewish Studies	*	N/A
Journalism	*	N/A
Linguistics	*	N/A
Mapping and Land Information Science	(no B.A.)	151.xx through 254.xx plus more
Mathematics	151.xx through 254.xx plus more	151.xx through 254.xx plus more
Medieval and Renaissance Studies	*	N/A
Microbiology	151.xx	151.xx, 152.xx
Middle Childhood Interdisciplinary Major	105,106,107, and 148,150,117 or 151.xx,152.xx, and CS&E 200 or 201 and Stat 135 or 145; or confer w/ASC advisor ------------ Beginning with incoming students Au08 whose one area of concentration is Mathematics : Math 150 or higher or placement level L; and Math 108, 109; and Stat 145; and Math 110, 111, 212; and CS&E 200 or 201	N/A
Modern Greek	*	N/A
Molecular Genetics	151.xx	151.xx, 152.xx
Music	*	N/A
Philosophy	*	N/A
Physics	(no B.A.)	151.xx-254.xx (or equivalent), 415.xx (or 255.xx), 513 (or 551); Depending on option, more math may be required, like 568 or 571
Physiological Optics	151.xx	151.xx, 152.xx
Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology	151.xx	151.xx, 152.xx
Political Science	*	N/A
Pre-Dentistry (Area of Interest)	150 (OSU program)	151.xx, 152.xx (plus more depending on major)
Portuguese	*	N/A
Pre-Law (Area of Interest)	* (OSU program)	N/A
Pre-Medicine (Area of Interest)	151.xx (OSU program)	151.xx, 152.xx (plus more depending on major)
Pre-Optometry (Area of Interest)	151.xx (OSU program)	151.xx, 152.xx (plus more depending on major)
Pre-Veterinary Medicine (Area of Interest)	150 (need a grade >=C for OSU program)	151.xx, 152.xx (plus more depending on major)
Psychology	116 (prereq to Stat 145); If credit for Math 148 or higher or Math Placement M or L, see Psych advisor.	151.xx, 152.xx
Religious Studies	*	N/A
Russian	*	N/A
Security & Intelligence	*	N/A
Sociology & Criminology	*	N/A
Speech and Hearing Science	148 or higher (preferably 150)	N/A
Theatre	*	N/A
World Literatures	*	N/A
Women's Studies	*	N/A
Zoology	148	151.xx, 152.xx

Business, Max M. Fisher College of

Business, Max M. Fisher College of

Completion of Math 132 or 152.xx is necessary for admission to the College. Each area requires 131 and 132, as well as Stat 133. Some special Majors may require the 150 sequence--interested students should consult an academic counselor in the College of Business. Honors students and other interested students are encouraged to take the 150's sequence.

Accounting	131, 132
Economics in Business	131, 132
Finance	131, 132
Human Resources	131, 132
Information Systems	131, 132, 366
International Business Administration	131, 132
Marketing	131, 132
Operations Mgt.	131, 132
Real Estate and Urban Analysis	131, 132
Risk Management & Insurance	131, 132
Special Major	131,132
Logistics Management	131, 132
General Business (Extended Campuses  Only)	131, 132

Dentistry, College of

Dentistry, College of

• Dental Hygiene - Must have credit (with a grade >= C-) for at least 104 or take a higher course based on math placement score or take CIS, or Logic

• Pre-Dentistry 148, 150, or higher
  

Education and Human Ecology, College of

Education

Most teacher licensure programs are delivered as Masters level programs (except Physical Education, Business Education, Special Education, and Technology Education). As a result, undergraduate degrees in a subject area will be required for entry into these graduate/licensure programs and consequently the mathematics requirement will depend upon the undergraduate major selected. Several non-teaching programs are available at the undergraduate level.

Undergraduate Education PAES Majors
Sport & Leisure Studies	1 math course above 104
Physical Education/Teacher Education (Licensure) Track
Sport Leadership and Sport Humanities (Non-Licensure) Track
Technical Education & Training	130
Business Education/Teacher Education (Licensure) Track
Corporate Training and Development (Non-Licensure) Track
Special Education (Licensure)	105 (B- or better for admission) & 106 (C- or better)
Exercise Science	(148 (C- or better) & 150) or level L
Exercise Science (Non-Licensure) Track
Health Promotions (Non-Licensure) Track
Family and Consumer Sciences Education	(105, 116, 130, or 148 or level M) & (106, 131, 150 or higher; or Phil 150 ; or CS&E 101 or 200) - Must have a C- or better for all the Math above 104
Undergraduate Education T&L Majors
Technology Education	Math Placement R or Math 075 or 104 & 1 math course above 104 (C- or better is required in at least one of the two courses)

Human Ecology

Except for the B.S. in Nutrition, each degree program requires two quanitative and logical analysis courses; or a Mathematics placement level L or M and one additional quantitative and logical analysis course. Additional requirements are indicated below by specific area.

Consumer Sciences

Major	First course	Second Course
Hospitality Management	130 or level M	CS&E 101, 200, 201, or 202
Fashion and Retail Studies	130, 148 or level M	CS&E 101, 200, 201, or 202
Consumer and Family Financial Services (All options)	130, 148, or level M	CS&E 101, 200, 201, or 202

Human Development and Family Sciences

Major	First Course	Second Course
Early Childhood Development	105, 116, 130, or 148 or level M	106, 131, 132, 150, or higher; or Phil 150; or CS&E 101 or 200
For students intending to apply to M.Ed in Early Childhood	105	106 (GEC) and 107 (professional specialization of the major
For students intending to apply to M.Ed in Middle Childhood with a Math Concentration (for students entering prior to Au08)	105	106; 107; One of (148, 150-recommended, 568); One of (111-recommended, 117, 151.xx); One of (Stat 135, 145, 427-428); One of (CS&E 101, 201 or 221)
For students intending to apply to M.Ed in Middle Childhood with a Math Concentration (for students entering Au08)	108	109; 110; 150; 111; Stat 145; One of (CS&E 101, 201 or 221)
For students intending to apply to M.Ed in Middle Childhood	105, 116, 130, or 148 or level M	106, 131, 132, 150, or higher; or Phil 150; or CS&E 101 or 200. Also 107 recommended; More courses needed if doing Math Concentration.
Family Studies (All options)	105, 116, 130, or 148 or level M	106, 131, 150, or higher; or Phil 150 or CS&E 101 or 200

Human Nutrition

Major	First Course	Second Course
Nutrition & Community Health	116, 130, or 148 or level M	CS&E 101 or 200
Dietetics	116, 130, or 148 or level M	CS&E 101 or 200
Nutrition (BS)	150	none
Nutrition in Industry	130 or 148 or level M	CS&E 101 or 200

Engineering, College of

Engineering, College of

Each area requires the calculus courses, Math 151.xx, 152.xx, 153.xx, 254.xx (Grade of C- or better needed in 151.xx and 152.xx). The calculus requirements may also be fulfilled with any version of the 151.xx sequences, the accelerated or honors calculus sequences. The requirements beyond Multivariable Calculus are indicated below.

Aeronautical & Aerospace Eng.	415.xx
Aviation	255.xx, 366
Biomedical Eng.	415.xx
Food, Agricultural and Biological Eng.	415.xx (strongly preferred, but 255.xx acceptable)
Chemical & Biomolecular Eng.	415.xx and one of 366, 512, 513, 514, 530, 551, 568, 571, CS & E 541, Stat 420, 427
Civil & Environmental Eng.	255.xx or 415.xx
Computer Science & Engineering	366, 566
Software Option	568 or 571
Hardware-Software Option	415.xx or 568 or 571
Information Option	568 or 571
Information & Computation Assurance Option	568, 571, 647, or 648
Electrical & Computer Engineering
EE Specialization	415.xx, 571 (preferred) or 568, Math 530 or Stat 427
Computer Eng. Specialization (CpE)	366, 415.xx, 571 (preferred) or 568, Math 530 or Stat 427
Engineering Physics	415.xx, 513 or 551, and 568 or 571
Environmental Engineering	415.xx
Geomatics Engineering	568, Stat 245
Industrial Systems Engineering	255.xx (preferred) or 415.xx, 571(preferred) or 568, Stat 427 & 428
Materials Science & Eng.	415.xx
Mechanical Engineering	415.xx
Welding Engineering	255.xx (preferred) or 415.xx and ISE 406
Biomedical Engineering (beg. Au09)	415.xx, Stat 427

 

Environment and Natural Resources, School of

Environment and Natural Resources, School of

Each major requires a different level of math; please see chart below.  A Data Analysis course is required for all majors:  ENR 222 (preferred) or Stat 145 or H&CS 260 or Animal Sci 260 or both Stat 528 & Stat 529.  Stat 135 is allowed for the new Parks, Recreation & Tourism, and Environmental Policy & Management majors only.

Environmental Science	Math 150, 151.xx, 152.xx
Forestry, Fisheries & Wildlife	Math 150, 151.xx
Parks, Recreation & Tourism	Math 130, 148
Environmental Policy & Management	Math 130, 148

Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, College of (formerly Agriculture, College of)

Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, College of (formerly Agriculture, College of) 

The College of FAES requires either Math 130 or 148 for all Major programs. In practice, however, many Agriculture majors will need 148 as a prerequisite to physics and other courses. The list below shows which majors can now be done with only 130. Some majors also have additional math requirements, as listed below. An approved data analysis class is also required in each program.

Important note - the College will not accept 116 as a substitute for 130 or 148. Students who have completed 116 and switch to Agriculture will have to take an additional course.

Agribusiness & Applied Econ	130, 131
Agricultural Communication	130 or 148
Agriculture Systems Management	148 or (130, 131)
Construction Systems Management	148 or (130, 131)
Agricultural & Extension Education Certification	148
Agricultural & Extension Education Noncertification	130 or 148
Animal Sciences	148 (150, if Pre-Vet  )
Crop Science	148
Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering	254.xx, 415.xx (strongly preferred, but 255.xx acceptable)
Food Business Mgt.	130 or 148
Food Science	151
Landscape Horticulture	130 or 148
Nutrition	150
Plant Health Management	130 or 148
Pre-Vet	150 w/C or better
Professional Golf Management	130 or 148
Turfgrass Science	130 or 148

Nursing, College of

Nursing, College of

To be admitted to the nursing major in the College of Nursing, the prerequisites include science courses which would in turn have prerequisites of mathematics at least through 075 (or Course Code L, M, N, or R.)

Students then must get credit for Math 116, 130, 148, 150 or higher plus an approved Data Analysis course.

Pharmacy, College of

Pharmacy, College of

Mathematics through Math 152.xx is required for admission to the College of Pharmacy BSPS program and PharmD. 

Social Work, College for

Social Work, College for

In order to fulfill the mathematics requirement for the College of Social Work, students must complete one of the following:  have a Mathematics Course Code L, M, or N, or successfully completed Math 104 or Math 116 or higher (consult an advisor for the other options).  Social Work 570, a Data Analysis course, is also required for the Social Work major.