In order to qualify for a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, a student must complete Mathematics 161, 162, 255, 263, 271, 361, 371, 497; he must complete either 321 or 341; he must complete either 362 or 372; and he must complete three other mathematics courses at the 300 or above level of which at least one must be at the 400 level (42 hours). In addition, the student is required to complete eighteen hours of cognate electives selected by the student in consultation with his advisor and approved by the chairman of the mathematics department. A three hour course in computer programming must be included in the eighteen hours of cognate electives. A grade of “C” or better is required in all courses counted toward the degree. The maximum number of semester hours of mathematics course work applied to the mathematics major is restricted to 54 hours. Thus, the total course load required for the B. A. in mathematics is 60 hours.

161 Calculus I

162 Calculus II

255 Introduction to Set Theory

263 Calculus III

271 Introduction to Linear Algebra

361 Real Analysis I

371 Abstract Algebra I

497 Senior Seminar

321 Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations

341 Probability and Statistics I

362 Real Analysis II

372 Abstract Algebra II