The minimum requirements for an AOC in Applied Mathematics:
Students majoring in applied mathematics are encouraged to participate in summer research programs.
For students interested in Applied Mathematics as a secondary area (slash/minor), the minimum requirements are:
In addition, a course in programming is highly recommended.
VIEW APPLIED MATHEMATICS ACADEMIC LEARNING COMPACT
VIEW MATHEMATICS COURSES OFFERED IN LAST 5 YEARS
Linear Programming
Linear Algebra
Mathematical Modeling
Introduction to Numerical Methods
Ordinary Differential Equations
Probability
Motifs in Mathematics
Systems Biology
Mathematical Statistics
Partial Differential Equations
Advance Linear Algebra
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1) Many students come in with some calculus and start with Calculus II or III. What is represented here is the maximal path (which takes 8 semesters)
2) Starred courses are on a 2 year rotation. This path assumes starting in Fall of an even year
3) Restricted Electives are: two semester introductory or advance sequence in either Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or economics
4) Starred courses are on 2 year rotation. This path assumes starting in an even year
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Notes: this path is fairly advanced, and may not be realistic for all transfer students
1) This assumes the transfer student already has credit for Calc I, II and III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations
2) In practice, the level at which AA students have taken the basic courses is generally insufficient, and more time is required
3) Starred courses are on 2 year rotation. This path assumes starting in an even year