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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. REQUIRED MATH-RELATED COURSES

E. Computer Programming: CSE 202
F. Combinatorial Mathematics and Graph Theory: Math 575
G. Discrete Mathematical Models: Math 578
H. Probability: Math 530 or 531H (or Stat 420)
I. Either (i) or (ii) below:

(i) Algebra: Math 580-581-582 (or 590H-591H-592H); and Coding Theory/Designs (Math 585)
or
(ii) Set Theory and Mathematical Logic:  Math 647-648-649

III. REQUIRED CIS MINOR

Students in the applied discrete math track are required to take a CIS minor including CSE 625 as one of the two elective courses in their minor program:

Required courses:  CSE 221, 222, 321, 625; Math 345 or 366
Elective course:  One chosen from CSE 541, 560, 625, 655, 660, 670, 675, 680

IV.  RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL COURSES  (depending on the student’s special interest) 

Computer Science and Engineering:  CSE 725 (Computability and Unsolvability)
Industrial and Systems Engineering:  ISE 702 (Mathematical Programming: Linear)
Linguistics:  Lin 601 (Introduction to Linguistics)
Linguistics:  Lin 680 (Formal Foundations of Linguistics)
Linguistics:  Lin 681 (Algebraic Linguistics)
Linguistics:  Lin 683 (Linguistic Semantics)
Mathematics:  Math 573 (Elementary Number Theory)
Math 576H-577H (Number Theory through History)
Philosophy:  Phil 650 (Advanced Symbolic Logic)
Philosophy:  Phil 652 (Nonclassical Logic)
Philosophy:  Phil 654 (Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics)

SAMPLE SCHEDULE (I)

SAMPLE SCHEDULE (II)