BS: Mathematics 2021-2022

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.

Four Year Academic Roadmap

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  • Fall Freshman

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    MathematicsMATH 150Calculus I4;Major & GEB4
    Computer ScienceCOMP 105Intro to Programming3;Major & GEE
    EnglishENGL 105Composition and Rhetoric3;GEA2
    General EducationOral CommunicationStudent Choice3;GEA1
    General EducationEthnics StudiesStudent Choice3Also counts as Multicultural PerspectiveGEF

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    Spring Freshman

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    Computer ScienceCOMP 150Object Oriented Programming4;Major;
    MathematicsMATH 151Calculus II4;Major;
    MathematicsMATH 230Logic and Mathematical Reasoning3;Major & GEA3
    PhysicsPHYS 200General Physics I4;Major & GEB1/B3

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  • Fall Sophomore

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
     MathematicsMATH 250Calculus III3;Major;
    MathematicsMATH 240Linear Algebra3;Major;
    PhysicsPHYS 201General Physics II4;Major;
    General EducationArtsStudent Choice3;GEC1
    Political SciencePOLS 150American Political Institutions3;GED/AIR

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    Spring Sophomore

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    MathematicsMATH 300Discrete Mathematics3;Major;
    MathematicsMATH 352Probability and Statistics3;Major;
    General EducationLife ScienceStudent Choice3;GEB2
    General EducationArts or HumanitiesStudent Choice3;GEAdditional C
    General EducationSocial PerspectiveStudent Choice3;GED

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  • Fall Junior

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
     MathematicsMATH 310Transition to Higher Math3;Major & GWAR;
    MathematicsMATH 350Differential Equations3;Major;
    MathematicsMATH 390Junior Colloquium1;Major;
    MathematicsEmphasis Course 1Student Choice3;Major;
    General EducationLanguageStudent Choice4;GEC2

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    Spring Junior

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    MathematicsMATH 351Real Analysis3;Major;
    MathematicsMath Elective 1Student Choice3Select Math elective that also counts for UDGE-B (MATH-330/331/345/398/430/438/439/448)Major & GEUDGE B
    MathematicsEmphasis Course 2Student Choice3;Major
    General EducationUDGEStudent Choice3;GEUDGE C
    General EducationUS HistoryStudent Choice3Select from (HIST-270/271/272/275/350)GEUS History

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  • Fall Senior

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    MathematicsMATH 499Senior Colloquium1;Major;
    MathematicsMath Elective 2Student Choice3;Major;
    MathematicsEmphasis Course 3Student Choice3;Major;
    General EducationUDGEStudent Choice3;GEUDGE D
    Free ElectiveFree Elective Student Choice3;GE;
    Free ElectiveFree Elective Student Choice3;GE;

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    Spring Senior

    Course AreaCourse NumberCourse TitleUnitsNotesRequirements MetGE Categories
    MathematicsMATH 499Senion Colloquium1;Major;
    MathematicsMath Elective 3Student Choice3;;;
    MathematicsEmphasis Course 4Student Choice3;Major;
    Free ElectiveFree Elective Student Choice3;GE;
    Free ElectiveFree Elective Student Choice3;GE;

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