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Requirements
for Major in Mathematics |
Nine
math courses are required:
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Analytic
Geometry and
Calculus II-III
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Introduction
to Advanced Mathematics
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Linear Algebra
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Advanced Calculus
- Abstract Algebra
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Two other courses numbered above 3000 level
- Senior Seminar (I and II)
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A grade of C- or higher is
required for each of these courses. |
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One additional course is required, chosen from among:
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- Computer Science I
- Econometrics and Applied Statistics
- A physics course with a lab
- An intermediate level course in French
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A grade of C- or higher is required for each of these courses.
All requirements for
the major, not taken at Millsaps, must be approved in
advance by the department chair.
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Requirements
for Major in Applied Mathematics |
Nine
math courses are required:
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Analytic
Geometry and
Calculus II-III
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Introduction
to Advanced Mathematics
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Linear Algebra
- Differential Equations
- Mathematical Statistics
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Two other courses (one at the 3000 level and one at the 4000 level) from a selected list*
- Senior Seminar (I and II)
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A grade of C- or higher is
required for each of these courses. |
Also required:
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- Computer Science I
- Two courses, from one department outside Mathematics, at the 2000 level or above that utilize applications of Mathematics**
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A grade of C- or higher is required for each of these courses.
All requirements for
the major, not taken at Millsaps, must be approved in
advance by the department chair.
*Discrete Structures, Numerical Analysis, Advanced Calculus, Complex Analysis, or an approved topics class
**The following courses have been approved to fulfill this requirement: Chemistry: Physical Chemistry I (CHEM 3410), Physical Chemistry II (CHEM 3420) Computer Science: Data Structures and Algorithms (CSCI 2300), Automata, Computability, and Compiler Theory (CSCI 3310), Artificial Intelligence (CSCI 3400), Computer Graphics (CSCI 3410), Software Engineering (CSCI 3600), Geology: Structural Geology (GEOL 4200), Environmental and Engineering Geophysics (GEOL 4300), Solid Earth Geophysics (GEOL 4350), Physics: Modern Physics (PHYS 2000), Classical Mechanics (PHYS 3120), Electromagnetism (PHYS 3110), Thermal Physics (PHYS 3120), Quantum Mechanics (PHYS 3140) Economics: Econometrics and Applied Statistics (ECON 3030) Quantitative Methods (ECON 3060), Finance: Principles of Corporate Finance (FINC 3000), Advanced Finance (FINC4000).
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Requirements
for Minor in Mathematics
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Five mathematics
courses:
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- Calculus II
- Calculus III
- Introduction to Advanced
Mathematics
- At least two other
courses numbered above 3000 level
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| A grade of C- or higher is
required in each of these courses.
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