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Notes:

• Students majoring in math who plan to graduate with Honors in the Arts and Sciences MUST take at least the 161.01H or 190H sequence and one other honors math sequence.
• Students will be required to obtain written approval for some tracks prior to their junior year for their planned program of study from a faculty advisor, assigned by the Mathematics Counselors.

I.  CORE REQUIREMENTS

A.  Calculus sequence: 151.xx - 152.xx - 153.xx - 254.xx, or one of the accelerated or honors sequences
(161.xx - 162.xx - 263.xx, 161.01H - 162.01H - 263.01H, 190H - 191H - 264H)
B.  Linear Algebra: 568 (or 571 or 520H)
C.  Foundations of Higher Mathematics: 345
D.  Data Analysis: Statistics 421

II.  PREREQUISITE COURSES

E.  Economics:  Econ 200 and 201 (or 200H and 201H)
F.   Accounting:  Acct 310
G.  Computer Science: CSE 200

III. REQUIRED COURSED FOR FINANCIAL TRACK

H.  Differential Equations: Math 255.xx (or 521H) and Math 512
I.   Probability: Math 530 (or Math 531H or Stat 420)
J.  Interest Theory: Math 618
K.  Financial Economics: Math 632
L.  Numerical Analysis: Math 607
M. Intro. to Math. Finance: Math 589
N. Computer Science: CSE 201 (or 202)
O. Finance: Bus-Fin 420 (or 620)
P.  Practicum Seminar

IV. RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL COURSES

The following courses could serve to enrich the required program in financial math:
Finance 722; Statistics 635, 645; Math 532, 547- 548 - 549, 630 - 631; Computer Science 221

NOTE:  If you are planning to do a double major with Actuarial Science, then, because of the
large amount of overlap, you will need to take some of the additional courses listed above.
Keep in mind that you need 30 disjoint hours between the majors, and each major must have a
minimum of 40 hours each.