The well-trained mathematician is needed in many sectors of the community including business, government, education, computing, surveying and the vocational field. The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers a broad-based selection of courses in mathematics, computer science, and statistics. The four-year degree program offers an excellent foundation for any career involving theoretical or applied mathematics. Information on Computer Science and Applied Statistics can be found in the catalog under the appropriate headings. The Department of Mathematical Sciences has two microcomputer laboratories, and an additional laboratory with terminals to a mainframe computer.
Students also have access to a statewide network of computers.
Peer tutoring and computer-assisted instruction are available for those students needing help in mathematics. B. General Education Requirements Complete the General Education Requirements for Baccalaureate Degrees on page 78. Complete the College of Arts and Sciences requirements for either a BA or BS degree listed on page 80. D. Major Requirements Students working toward a degree in Mathematics can choose from three options. Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics Bachelor of Science, Mathematics 1.