Mathematical Sciences (BSA Concentration)

David Offner, BSA Mathematical Sciences Concentration Advisor (WEH 6117)

BSA Mathematical Sciences Concentration

(124 units minimum)

Mathematical Sciences Required Courses (6 courses, 61 units minimum)
Units
15-110Principles of Computing10
21-127Concepts of Mathematics12
or 21-128 Mathematical Concepts and Proofs
21-228Discrete Mathematics9
21-241Matrices and Linear Transformations11
or 21-242 Matrix Theory
21-259Calculus in Three Dimensions10
or 21-268 Multidimensional Calculus
21-260Differential Equations9
or 21-261 Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations
or 33-231 Physical Analysis
Mathematical Sciences Electives (4 courses, 36 units)

May be courses at the 21-300 level or above, or 21-270 or 21-292. Students with a Music concentration should take 21-469 Computational Introduction to Partial Differential Equations.

Mathematical Sciences, Computer Science, or Statistics Electives (3 courses, 27 units)

May be mathematical sciences courses at the 21-300 level or above, or 21-270 or 21-292; computer science courses at the 15-200 level or above; or statistics courses at the 36-300 level or above that have at least 36-225 as a prerequisite. 

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