Mathematics, AS-T to Mathematics, B.S.

If you transferred into CSUMB from a California community college as an AS-T-certified student in Mathematics, you must complete the following courses for your bachelor’s degree in Mathematics at CSUMB. If you are unsure about your transfer status, please contact a mathematics faculty advisor as soon as possible.

Required Courses

Complete all of the following core courses:
MATH 300 - Major Proseminar Units: 3
MATH 320 - Applied Probability and Statistics Units: 4
MATH 322 - Foundations of Modern Math Units: 4
MATH 330 - Advanced Linear Algebra Units: 4
MATH 400 - Capstone Seminar Units: 4
MATH 410 - Modern Algebra I Units: 4
MATH 420 - Mathematical Analysis I Units: 4

Concentration

Select one of the following options to complete the requirements of the Mathematics major:

Mathematics for Teaching Concentration, AS-T

Pure & Applied Mathematics Concentration, AS-T

Courses depending on group (see group description below)

If 5 or 6 units are completed from Group A and computer programming is completed in Group B, no additional courses are required. Otherwise, pick from the following options:

If 3 units completed from Group A and no units in computer programming (Group B), complete one of the following course/course combinations:
CST 231 - Problm-Solving/Programng Units: 4 or
CST 319 - Computing Across the Disciplines Units: 3
AND
MATH 230 - Elementary Linear Algebra Units: 3 or
MATH 240 - Elementary Differential Equations Units: 3
If 3 units are completed from Group A and 3 units from computer programming (Group B), complete one of the following courses (dependent on what courses are already completed):
- MATH 230 - Elementary Linear Algebra
- MATH 240 - Elementary Differential Equations
If 5 or 6 units are completed from Group A and no units are completed from Group B, complete one of the following courses:
- CST 231 - Problm-Solving/Programng
- CST 319 - Computing Across the Disciplines

Description of courses from group A and group B completed at community college:

All units are based on the semester and indicated minimum credits. While 3 credits are required from Group A, no units are required from Group B.

Group A

Complete at least one of the following courses:

Differential Equations Units: 3
Linear Algebra Units: 3
Introduction to Differential Equations and Linear Algebra Units: 5

Group B

Discrete Math Units: 3
Physics Units: 4 (Physics majors course)
Mathematical Computing Systems Units: 1
Computer Programming Units: 3 (Any programming course that is articulated as major preparation at a CSU)
Proof Units: 3
Statistics Units: 3

General Education and University Requirements

To satisfy the requirements of this degree, students must successfully complete all Undergraduate Requirements . Several of these (Upper division GE Area 4, GWAR, UDSL) are embedded within the major curriculum or the Transfer Model Curriculum completed at the CCC.

Students select and complete coursework to meet the following requirements:

the CSU’s Upper division GE Area 2 or 5
the CSU’s Upper division GE Area 3 that double counts with World Culture & Language . Select from:
- SPAN 350 - World Culture and Language: Spanish
- JAPN 350 - World Culture and Language: Japanese
the CSU’s Upper division GE Area 4
- the CSU’s American Institution’s requirement

Students may select additional elective coursework if necessary to complete 60 units.