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Applied Mathematics
Bachelor of Science
Summary of Requirements for the Degree
1. University Requirements (123 total s.h.)
- Math 0701 (4 s.h.) and/or English 0701 (4 s.h.), if required by placement testing.
- All Temple students must take a minimum of two writing-intensive courses at Temple as part of their major. Following is a list of courses that can be used to satisfy the writing-intensive requirement: Math 2196, Math 3098 or Math 4096.
- Students must complete the General Education (GenEd) requirements.
- The General Education Curriculum consists of approximately 25-26 s.h. See the General Education section of the Undergraduate Bulletin for the GenEd curriculum.
2. College Requirements
- 90 credits within the College of Science & Technology (CST) or the College of Liberal Arts (CLA).
- 45 Upper-Level (2000+) credits within the College of Science & Technology (CST) or the College of Liberal Arts (CLA).
3. Major Requirements for Bachelor of Science (66-68 s.h.)
- One (1) Computer & Information Science course is required (4 s.h.): C+IN SC 1053 or 1057.
- Sixteen (16) Mathematics courses are required (53 s.h.): Mathematics 1041, 1042, 2043, 2103, 2111 or 3003, 3031, 3043, 3044, 3046, 3096 or 3098, 3141, 3142, 4043, 4051, 4096 and one (1) Mathematics elective at the 3000+ level or above.
- Two (2) Physics courses are required (8 s.h.): Physics 1061 or 2021, and 1062 or 2022.
Suggested Semester by Semester Plan
Year 1 - Fall Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute C+IN SC
C+IN SC 1053
or
1057 Programming in Matlab
or
Computer Programming in C 4
4
Mathematics
Mathematics 1041
1941 Calculus I
or
Honors Calculus I 4
4
Physics
Physics 1061
or
2021 Elementary Classical Physics I
or
General Physics I 4
4
General Education / Elective Credits 4
Subtotal 16
Year 1 - Spring Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics
Mathematics 1042
or
1942 Calculus II
or
Honors Calculus II 4
4
Physics
Physics 1062
or
2022 Elementary Classical Physics II
or
General Physics II 4
4
General Education / Elective Credits 7
Subtotal 15
Year 2 - Fall Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 2043 Calculus III 4
Mathematics 3046 Differential Equations with Computer Lab
(F) 4
General Education / Elective Credits 8
Subtotal 16
Year 2 - Spring Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 3031 Probability Theory I 3
Mathematics 2103 Linear Algebra with Computer Lab
(S) 4
Mathematics 2111
or
3003 Basic Concepts of Math
or
Theory of Numbers 3
3
General Education / Elective Credits 6
Subtotal 16
Year 3 - Fall Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 3043 Numerical Analysis I
(F) 4
Mathematics 3141 Advanced Calculus I
(F) 3
Mathematics 4043 Applied Math (
F) 3
General Education / Elective Credits 5
Subtotal 15
Year 3 - Spring Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 3044 Numerical Analysis II
(S) 3
Mathematics 3142 Advanced Calculus II
(S) 3
Mathematics 3096
or
3098 Introduction to Modern Algebra (
S)
or
Modern Algebra
(F) 3
3 WI
WI
General Education / Elective Credits 6
Subtotal 15
Year 4 - Fall Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 4051 Complex Analysis
(F) 3
Mathematics 3000+ Math Elective 3
General Education / Elective Credits 9
Subtotal 15
Year 4 - Spring Semester
Subject Course # Course Title Hours Attribute Mathematics 4096 Senior Problem Solving
(S) 3 WI
General Education / Elective Credits 12
Subtotal 15
Credits in Coursework for B.S. in Applied Mathematics 66-68
General Education / Elective Credits 57-55
Total Credits for B.S. Degree 123
Calculation of Major GPA
The list of courses that are used to calculate major GPA is determined by the department. Students should consult with their academic advising unit for the applicable courses. In general, courses that could not apply toward the major as an elective or a required course are not counted for the major GPA. This would include Mathematics 1022, for example.
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