Mathematics AS-T to Mathematics BS ~ Pure & Applied Mathematics Concentration

Math AS-T to Math BS Core Requirements

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

List A Course Selection

If you completed COMP 122 (Programming Concepts and Methodologies I) or AAM ( Any Introductory Programming Course such as C++, Python, and such that is articulated for transfer for the major) at your California Community College, no further courses are needed.

If you completed PHYS 205 (Calculus-based Physics for Scientists and Engineers: A) then please select and complete one of the following courses:

Pure & Applied Mathematics Concentration

Complete one of the following courses:
MATH 361S - Mathematics Tutors Units: 4
MATH 362S - Service Learning for Mathematics and Statistics Consultants Units: 4
Complete one of the following courses:
MATH 421 - Mathematical Analysis II Units: 4
MATH 411 - Modern Algebra II Units: 4
Complete twelve units from the following courses, not previously taken:
MATH 325 - Number Theory Units: 4
MATH 326 - History of Mathematics Units: 4
MATH 329 - College Geometry Units: 4
MATH 340 - Ordinary Differential Equations Units: 4
MATH 350 - Complex Analysis Units: 4
MATH 370 - Logic and Computation Units: 4
MATH 374 - Mathematical Modeling Units: 4
MATH 375 - Numerical Analysis for Mathematics and Statistics Units: 4
MATH 376 - Partial Differential Equations Units: 4
MATH 385 - Enumerative Combinatorics Units: 4
MATH 386 - Graph Theory and Its Applications Units: 4
MATH 421 - Mathematical Analysis II Units: 4
MATH 394 - Mathematics Intermediate Internship Units: 1-2
MATH 411 - Modern Algebra II Units: 4
MATH 494 - Mathematics Advanced Internship Units: 1-2
STAT 310 - Data Visualization Units: 3
STAT 320 - Nonparametric Statistics Units: 4
STAT 325 - Experimental Design and Analysis Units: 4
STAT 330 - Sampling Design and Analysis Units: 4
STAT 335 - Data Simulation and Analysis Units: 4
STAT 410 - Generalized Linear Models Units: 4
STAT 420 - Statistical Theory I Units: 4
STAT 421 - Statistical Theory II Units: 4
STAT 440 - Bayesian Inference Units: 4

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:

Upper division GE Area 2 or 5
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
Upper division GE Area 4 that double counts with American Institutions

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