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| MATH
151 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I |
EDUC
310 Inquiry into Education |
| MATH
152 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II |
EDUC
311 Psychological Foundations of Education |
| MATH
221 Introduction to Linear Algebra |
EDUC
412 Analysis of Teaching and Learning |
| MATH
225 Introduction to Differential Equations |
EDUC
426 Secondary Mathematics Methods |
| MATH
251 Multi-Variable Calculus |
(Also serves as a supplementary elective for the
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| MATH
301 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis I |
Mathematics BA) |
| CMSC
201 Computer Science I |
EDUC
388 Inclusion and Instruction |
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EDUC
410 Reading in a Content Area I |
| EDUC
411 Reading in a Content Area II |
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EDUC
456 Internship |
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EDUC
457 Internship Seminar |
| MATH
306 Geometry |
| MATH
407 Introduction to Modern Algebra and Number
Theory |
During
initial advisement, the teacher candidate |
| MATH
341 Computational; Methods OR |
should
see an education adviser. Certain GFR |
| MATH
430 Matrix Algebra OR |
courses
can also be used to meet specific requirements |
| MATH
441 Introduction to Numerical Analysis |
of the
Education Certification Program. |
| MATH
385 Introduction to Mathematical Modeling OR
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| MATH
481 Mathematical Modeling |
* PSYC
100 Introduction to Psychology |
| STAT
355 Introduction to Probability and
Statistics |
* Two
additional social science courses (ECON is |
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For Scientists and Engineers OR
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required
for Math Ed.) |
| STAT
451 Introduction to Probability AND |
* Three
arts and humanities course |
| STAT
453 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
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* Three
language and culture courses
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* A
mathematics course (will be met by the major) |
| * Two
science courses |
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* ENGL
100 Composition |
| MATH
432 History of Mathematics |
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| CMSC
203 Discrete Structures |
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| EDUC
426 Secondary Mathematics Methods |
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| NOTE:
Neither the mathematics electives nor the supplementary
electives are elective except within categories;
all are required by the certificate program in Mathematics
Education. |
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| One
physics course and one and one economics course
are also required in thisprogram. Students earning
a BS in Mathematics must also take MATH 302 orMATH
401; PHYS 121, PHYS 122, and the sequence STAT 451-453
or a second course selected from MATH 341, MATH
430, or MATH 441. |
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