BS: Mathematics 2020-2021
As a Mathematics student at CSUCI, you will enjoy small class sizes, easy access to professors, and a solid foundation in Mathematics and Statistics. You will develop critical thinking, mathematical, computational and technological skills that enable you to analyze and propose solutions to real-world problems in many areas, including information sciences, statistics, finance, imaging, artificial intelligence, modeling and other technology-based fields.
Two Year Academic Roadmap
Fall Junior
Course Area Course Number Course Title Units Notes Requirements Met GE Categories MATH 300 Discrete Mathematics 3 Major MATH 310 Transition to Higher Math 3 Major MATH 390 Junior Colloquium 1 Major MATH 310 Transition to Higher Mathematics 3 Major Language course Varies Varies 3 Take if needed - see Language Requirements for list of courses Other Language Total Units
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Milestones
- Complete GWAR no later than the 2nd/Spring semester of the first Transfer year.
- Talk with a Faculty Advisor about Concentrations to make sure that you have chosen the appropriate one as well as discuss research opportunities.
- This roadmap assumes that all LD Major Requirements have been completed prior to transfer.
Spring Junior
Course Area Course Number Course Title Units Notes Requirements Met GE Categories MATH 350 Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems 3 Major Major Elective Varies Varies 3 See Major Requirements for list of approved Electives Major Major Elective Varies Varies 3 See Major Requirements for list of approved Electives Major UDGE-C/ Multicultural Perspective Requirement Varies Varies 3 See catalog for course list double-counting UDGE and Multicultural Requirement Other UDGE C / MP MATH Emphasis Varies Varies 3 See catalog for a list of Emphasis Requirements Other Total Units
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Milestones
- Complete GWAR no later than the 2nd/Spring semester of the first Transfer year. Attend a local AMS or MAA conference with other math majors and faculty.
- Apply to participate in a summer research experience for undergraduates (REU) or SURF Summer Research Program.
- Meet with the Graduate School Specialist to research graduate programs (master's or doctoral) if considering this route or meet with a Faculty member to discuss career opportunities for math majors.
Fall Senior
Course Area Course Number Course Title Units Notes Requirements Met GE Categories MATH 351 Real Analysis 3 Major MATH 499 Senior Colloquium 1 Major UDGE-D Varies Varies 3 See catalog for list of UDGE courses Other UDGE D US History Varies Varies 3 Take US History if still needed. See list of American Institutions Requirement courses Other US History MATH Emphasis Varies Varies 3 See catalog for a list of Emphasis Requirements. Other MATH Emphasis Varies Varies 3 See catalog for a list of Emphasis Requirements Other Total Units
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Milestones
- Submit Application for Graduation. Study for and take an exam that prepares you for your next step after graduation.
- For example, consider the GRE if you're interested in graduate school or an actuarial exam if you're interested in a corporate career.
- Seek information on Masters programs if considering this route.
Spring Senior
Course Area Course Number Course Title Units Notes Requirements Met GE Categories MATH 352 Probability and Statistics 3 Major MATH 499 Senior Colloquium 1 Major MATH UDGE-B Varies Varies 3 Choose from Math 330, 331, 345, 398, 430, 438, 439 and 448 to double count a Major Elective and UDGE-B Major UDGE B MATH Emphasis Varies Varies 3 See catalog for a list of Emphasis Requirements Other MATH Emphasis Varies Varies 3 See catalog for a list of Emphasis Requirements Other POLS or Free Elective 150 Varies 3 Take if need to fulfill AIR or take an elective to meet unit requirements if needed Other US Constitution/State & Local Govt. Total Units
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Milestones
- Attend a local AMS or MAA conference with other math majors and faculty