Mathematics A.B.

A Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Mathematics requires the completion of the Elon Core Curriculum as well as the Major Requirements listed below.

Major Requirements

Once a student has received credit, including transfer credit for a course, credit may not be received for any course with material that is equivalent to it or is a prerequisite for it without permission of the mathematics department.

All graduating mathematics majors are required to complete a senior portfolio of their work. This portfolio will include a compilation of their work across their four years of mathematical study at Elon; therefore, students should be mindful of this requirement as they complete work for all their courses and be sure to retain electronic copies of work that they may want to include in their portfolio in their senior year.

Required courses: 28 sh

MTH 1510Calculus I

4 sh

MTH 2510Calculus II

4 sh

MTH 2520Multivariable Calculus and Analytic Geometry

4 sh

MTH 2310Linear Algebra

4 sh

MTH 3300Mathematical Reasoning

4 sh

MTH 4300Abstract Algebra

4 sh

MTH 4550Analysis

4 sh

MTH 0070Senior Comprehensive Evaluation

0

Math Elective: 4 sh


MTH 3410/STS 3410Probability Theory and Statistics

4 sh

MTH 3430Mathematical Modeling

4 sh

MTH 3510Differential Equations

4 sh

MTH 4450/CSC 4450Numerical Analysis

4 sh

MTH 4510Fourier Analysis and its Applications

4 sh

MTH 3350Modern Geometry

4 sh

MTH 3710Special Topics

2-4 sh

MTH 4710Intro to or and Stochastic Processes

2-4 sh

 

Related Course: 4 sh

CSC 1300Computer Science I

4 sh

PHY 2010General Physics I

4 sh

PHY 2210University Physics I

4 sh

STS 2120Statistics in Application

4 sh

Capstone experience: 2-4 sh

The capstone experience must be approved by the Mathematics & Statistics department.

MTH 4970Seminar

4 sh

MTH 4985Internship in Mathematics

1-4 sh

MTH 4999Independent Research in Mathematics

1-4 sh


Total Credit Hours: 38-40

Program Outcomes

Students will construct and evaluate mathematical proofs using appropriate definitions, theorems, and logical reasoning.

Students will analyze and solve mathematical problems by selecting and applying appropriate mathematical concepts, models, or techniques.

Students will communicate mathematical reasoning and results clearly and accurately in written and oral formats using standard mathematical notation and terminology.

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