Interdisciplinary Major

An interdisciplinary major may be arranged between mathematics and another discipline. Students planning an interdisciplinary major must contact each department to review the requirements for that department. The following courses are required for the mathematics component of the interdisciplinary major:

• CS 151 - Computer Science through Programming  
• MA 251 - Calculus I  
• MA 252 - Calculus II  
• MA 301 - Introduction to Linear Algebra  
• MA 351 - Calculus III  
• ST 210 - Introduction to Statistics  or
• ST 265 - Biostatistics  

Note: CS 212   is strongly recommended as an elective.

Requirements for the Track

Track requirements are comprised of five additional courses, including:

• MA 395 - Discrete Methods
• MA 441 - Ring Theory and/or
• ST 461 - Elements of Statistical Theory I: Distributions

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  In addition, select two or three of the following courses:

• MA 302 - Programming in Mathematics
• MA 421 - Analysis I
• MA 427 - Numerical Analysis
• MA 428 - Computational Mathematics
• MA 431 - Geometry
• MA 442 - Group Theory
• MA 445 - Advanced Linear Algebra
• MA 447 - Number Theory
• MA 481 - Operations Research
• MA 485 - Stochastic Processes (or ST 485 )
• MA 490 - Special Topics in Mathematics (when applicable)