Undergraduate Courses
The first two years of college is the time when a student is likely to decide that mathematics is for them, and declare a math major. The math courses you take during this time are Calculus and Linear Algebra. These courses are taken by a wide variety of students, from engineers and computer science majors, to social scientists and those who are undecided about a major. As a math major, you should also take one of the seminar courses during your first two years.
What's in these courses? Why do you need to take them?
- The Basics - Calculus, Linear Algebra, Computer Programming, Physics
- Seminar and Foundation Courses - Math Major Seminar, Fundamental Concepts of Math, Polynomials
- Electives
- Algebra- Applied Algebra, Intro to Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory
- Analysis - Complex Analysis, Vector Calculus, Mathematical Analysis
- Applied Math - Applied Differential Equations, Partial Differential Equations, Math Modeling, Numerical Analysis
- Probability and Stats - Theory of Probability, Intro to Theory of Statistics
- Other - History of Math, Theory of Numbers, Foundations of Geometry
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Student Math Association of Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Ross Hall 202
Dept 3036
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
office: (307)766-4221
fax: (307) 766-6838
e-mail: gauss@uwyo.edu
