The Department of Mathematical Sciences has programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, the Master of Science, and the Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The B.S. programs in mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, and in the teaching option are listed below.
Many undergraduate courses are sufficiently basic to be of general interest.
Detailed and current information on undergraduate course offerings is available from the department. The four-year baccalaureate curriculum in mathematics is flexible and can accommodate students desiring to concentrate in mathematics, applied mathematics, or statistics. Programs in these concentrations are designed with the help of faculty advisers. The mathematics option prepares students for graduate work in mathematics. The core of the program is built around three years of analysis, as well as courses in modern and linear algebra.