By taking 9 math credits beyond your departmental requirements, you can earn a Minor in Mathematics. Not only will the extra skills you learn serve you well in your science/engineering studies and eventually in your professional career, but a Math Minor also looks great to a potential employer!
Here are the specifics: You need a minimum of 18 credits of 92-prefix courses. This includes your department requirements (often calculus and differential equations) and at least 9 credits of optional courses. (See the list below for suggestions.)
Programming and pre-calculus courses cannot be included among the 18 credits. Also, at least 6 of the 18 credits must be 300-level or above. (But 92.222, Linear Algebra II, will count as a 300-level course.) If you would like some advice on choosing the optional courses, contact the Math Minor Advisor during his office hours, or by email:
| Math Minor Coordinator Professor Kenneth Levasseur | Olney 428L | Kenneth_Levasseur@uml.edu |
When all requirements are completed or about to be completed, submit the Math Minor Application form below and an Academic Petition will be prepared for you.
| Ccurse | Phys. Science & Engineering | Computer Science | Teaching | Social Sciences |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 92.222 Linear Algebra II | x | x | x | |
| 92.301 Introduction to Applied Mathematics I | x | |||
| 92.302 Introduction to Applied Mathematics II | x | |||
| 92.305 Real Analysis | x | |||
| 92.321 Discrete Structures I | x | x | x | |
| 92.322 Discrete Structures II | x | |||
| 92.362 Numerical Analysis I | x | x | ||
| 92.454 Numerical Analysis II | x | x | ||
| 92.385 Applied Statistics | x | x | ||
| 92.386 Statistics for Science & Engineering | x | x | ||
| 92.411 Complex Variables | x | |||
| 92.413 Number Theory | x | x | ||
| 92.420 Mathematical Problem Solving | x | |||
| 92.427 Geometry | x | |||
| 92.435 History of Math. | x | x |