Computational and Applied Mathematics

Course

Hours

Prerequisites and Special Advice

MATH 180, 181, and 210 
(Calculus I, II , and III)

13

C or better in each to continue 
 

MATH 220  (Differential Equations)

3

C or better in MATH 210

MCS 260, 275 
(C Programming and tools)

8

C or better in MATH 180 to start, then 
C or better in each course to continue. 
Courses must be taken in order.

MATH 310  (Applied Linear Algebra)

3

C or better in MATH 210

MCS 320 - Scientific Computing Systems 
(Packaged Programming Environments)

3

C or better in Math 210 
concurrent Math 310

STAT 381 (Applied Statistics)

3

C or better in Math 210

MCS 471 (Numerical Analysis)

3

C or better in MCS 275

MCS 472 (new course) Computing Methods in Industry

4

MCS 472 - Industrial problems and seniors in course are required to write a senior project  - satisfies writing in the discipline req.with registration in Math 300

Specialty Tracks: 
Applied Math: Math 410, Math 480, Math 481

 
Computational Science: EECS 360, EECS 370, EECS 488  (software and visualization)

Computational Number Theory: MCS 261 MCS 425, Math 435, Math 436

Statistics: Stat 481, Stat 486, Stat 471

9

11

12

9

See your advisor before registering! 

Physics 141 and 142

8

 C or better in Math 180, Placement exam