Courses
The Mathematics Department offers a rich variety of courses in analysis, algebra, combinatorics, topology, geometry, probability, statistics, and logic. Members of the department are available to discuss with students the appropriate course for their levels of ability and interest. Students are encouraged to avail themselves of this advice.
Academic Support for Mathematics Students (PDF) — Don't wait until the end of the semester to ask for help!
Course Descriptions and Numbering System
- Lower-Level Courses for Freshmen and Sophomores
- Upper-Level Courses for Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
- Mathematics for Secondary School Teachers (MATH 5080)
- Course Numbering System
Credit and Placement
- Advanced Placement for Calculus
- Transferring Credit from Another Institution
- First Steps in Mathematics (an advising guide)
- Is There Life After Calculus? (an advising guide)
Fall 2013 Classes
- Pre-enrollment for Fall 2013 Classes
- Fall 2013 Course Roster
- Fall 2013 Graduate Courses
- Textbook List for Fall 2013
Summer Session 2013
Spring 2013 Classes
- Add/Drop for Spring 2013 Classes
- Spring 2013 Course Roster
- Spring 2013 Graduate Courses
- Textbook List for Spring 2013
Special Programs
Course Archive — Course descriptions and textbook lists for past semesters are saved here.
Questions? Contact Heather Peterson with enrollment questions and Michelle Klinger with questions about credit and placement.
Spring 2013
Course Web Pages:
- MATH 1006
- MATH 1101
- MATH 1106
- MATH 1110
- MATH 1120
- MATH 1340
- MATH 1600
- MATH 1710
- MATH 1910
- MATH 1920
- MATH 2130
- MATH 2210
- MATH 2220
- MATH 2240
- MATH 2310
- MATH 2930
- MATH 2940
- MATH 3040
- MATH 3110
- MATH 3360
- MATH 3620
- MATH 4130
- MATH 4140
- MATH 4240
- MATH 4280
- MATH 4320
- MATH 4500
- MATH 4540
- MATH 4550
- MATH 4720
- MATH 4740
- MATH 6120
- MATH 6220
- MATH 6320
- MATH 7320
