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 | ||
| 15-110 | Principles of Computing | 10 |
| 21-127 | Concepts of Mathematics | 12 |
| or 21-128 | Mathematical Concepts and Proofs | |
| 21-228 | Discrete Mathematics | 9 |
| 21-241 | Matrices and Linear Transformations | 11 |
| or 21-242 | Matrix Theory | |
| 21-259 | Calculus in Three Dimensions | 10 |
| or 21-268 | Multidimensional Calculus | |
| 21-260 | Differential Equations | 9 |
| 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.
