Undergraduate MATH Courses Offered in Fall 2006

Support and Precalculus Courses

• MATH 005: MATH 105 Supplement
• MATH 011: MATH 111 Supplement
• MATH 012: MATH 112 Supplement
• MATH 100: Calculus Preparation

General and Liberal Arts Courses

• MATH 103: Mathematical Explorations
• MATH 134: Mathematics and Politics
• MATH 135: The Art of Secret Writing
• MATH 171: Statistical Theory and Application In The Real World

Non-Calculus Introductory Courses

• MATH 105: Finite Mathematics for the Life and Social Sciences
• MATH 171: Statistical Theory and Application In The Real World
• MATH 221: Linear Algebra
• MATH 231: Linear Algebra with Applications

Calculus Courses (Non-engineering)

• MATH 111: Calculus I
• MATH 112: Calculus II
• MATH 122: Honors Calculus II
• MATH 213: Calculus III
• MATH 222: Multivariable Calculus
• MATH 223: Theoretical Linear Algebra and Calculus

The Engineering Sequence

• MATH 191: Calculus For Engineers
• MATH 192: Multivariable Calculus for Engineers
• MATH 293: Differential Equations for Engineers
• MATH 294: Linear Algebra for Engineers

Mathematics Education

• MATH 451: Euclidean and Spherical Geometry

Analysis and Differential Equations

• MATH 311: Introduction to Analysis
• MATH 321: Manifolds and Differential Forms
• MATH 323: Introduction to Differential Equations
• MATH 413: Honors Introduction to Analysis I
• MATH 420: Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems

Algebra and Number Theory

• MATH 332: Algebra and Number Theory
• MATH 335: Introduction to Cryptology (also COM S 480) — may not be used toward the algebra requirement for the mathematics major
• MATH 431: Linear Algebra
• MATH 433: Honors Linear Algebra
• MATH 437: Computational Algebra

Combinatorics

• MATH 441: Introduction to Combinatorics I

Geometry and Topology

• MATH 450: Matrix Groups
• MATH 451: Euclidean and Spherical Geometry
• MATH 453: Introduction to Topology

Probability and Statistics

• MATH 171: Statistical Theory and Application In The Real World
• MATH 471: Basic Probability

Mathematical Logic

• MATH 281: Deductive Logic (also PHIL 331)

Independent Study

• MATH 490: Supervised Reading and Research

Last modified: August 14, 2006