COMPUTING SCIENCES
Mathematics Curriculum
The mathematics information on this page is based on the 2023 CATALOG.
View mathematics requirements for: computer science, information systems, or information technology majors. Prerequisites for mathematics courses are listed at the end. Statistics options depend on the major.
Computer Science Majors
- Students with a placement into MATH 130 will take the following courses.
- MATH 130 A&B
- MATH 174
- MATH 131
- MATH 160 A&B
- 1 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- 2 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- STAT 201/L
- Students with a placement into MATH 135 will take the following courses:
- MATH 135
- MATH 174
- MATH 160 A&B
- 1 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- 2 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- STAT 201/L
- Students with a placement into MATH 160 will take the following courses:
- MATH 174
- MATH 160
- 1 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- 2 of 2 Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives
- STAT 201/L
Information Systems Majors
- Students with a placement into MATH 130 will take the following courses:
- MATH 130
- MATH 174
- Statistics
- Students with placements higher than MATH 135 will take the following courses:
- MATH 135
- MATH 174
- Statistics
- Students with a placement into MATH 160 will take the following courses:
- MATH 174
- Statistics
Information Technology Majors
- Students with a placement into MATH 130 will take the following courses:
- MATH 130
- MATH 174
- Statistics
- Students with a placement into MATH 135 will take the following courses:
- MATH 135
- MATH 174
- Statistics
- Students with a placement into MATH 160 will take the following courses:
- MATH 174
- Statistics
Statistics Options
- Computer Science
- STAT 201/L
- Information Systems
- CBAD 291 or
- PSYC 225/L or
- STAT 201/L
- Information Technology
- CBAD 291 or
- PSYC 225/L or
- STAT 201/L
Advanced Mathematics Selected Electives for Computer Science Majors (Choose 2)
- MATH 161 (or MATH 161 A&B) Calculus II
- MATH 242 & MATH 242L Modeling for Scientists & Laboratory
- MATH 220 Mathematical Proofs and Problem Solving
- MATH 260 Calculus III
- MATH 307 Combinatorics
- MATH 308 Graph Theory
- MATH 320 Elementary Differential Equations
- MATH 344 Linear Algebra
- MATH 407 Coding Theory
- MATH 408 Cryptography