Course Requirements: Applied Mathematics
Requirements for the Major in Applied Mathematics
(consists of five lower-division and eight upper-division courses)
LOWER-DIVISION REQUIRED COURSES
Mathematics 1A Calculus
Mathematics 1B Calculus
Mathematics 53 Multivariable Calculus
Mathematics 54 Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
Mathematics 55 Discrete Mathematics
(We will accept Computer Science 70 in lieu of Mathematics 55 for students with a double major in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.)
UPPER-DIVISION REQUIRED COURSES
Mathematics 104 Introduction to Analysis
Mathematics 110 Linear Algebra
Mathematics 113 Introduction to Abstract Algebra
Mathematics 128A Numerical Analysis
Mathematics 185 Introduction to Complex Analysis
THREE CLUSTERED ELECTIVES
Applied Math majors, with signed approval by their faculty advisors, select a minimum of three upper-division (or graduate) elective courses to form a coherent cluster in an applied area. Courses in other departments may count toward this requirement
provided they have substantial mathematical content at an appropriately
advanced level and have a unit value of at least 3.
Sample clusters with suggested courses are listed below. Before any
alternative courses may be used as major electives, the student must
obtain their Faculty Advisor's signed approval on the Course Approval
Form and return it to an Undergraduate Advisor in 964 or 965 Evans for
their student file.
SAMPLE CLUSTERS AND COURSES
(review clusters listed or design one with faculty advisor)
Actuarial Science: Mathematics 128B, Statistics 101 or 134, 102 or 135, 151A, Economics 141
Classical Mechanics: Mathematics 123, 189, Physics 105, Mechanical Engineering 104
Computer Science: Mathematics 128B, Computer Science 162, 164, 170, 172, 174, 184, 188
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Economics: Economics 103, 104, 141, Mathematics 103, 170, Statistics 101, 134, 155
Fluid Mechanics: Required: Mechanical Engineering 106; Elective: 2 of Mechanical Engineering 163, Chemical Engineering 141 or Engineering 115, Mathematics 126, Mathematics 128B
Geophysics: Required: Geophysics 108 and 121; Elective: 1 of Geophysics 104, 122, 130 or 145
Life & Physical Sciences: Generally: Mathematics 123, 126, 128B
Logic: Mathematics 125A,B
Mathematical Biology: Required: Mathematics 127; Elective: 2 of Mathematics 170, 172, 126 or 128B
Numerical Analysis: Mathematics 123, 126, 128B
Operations Research: Statistics 101 or 134, Indust. Engnr. & Oper. Research 130, 160, 161, 162
Probability Theory: Mathematics 105, Statistics 101 or 134, 150
Quantum Mechanics: Mathematics 126, 189, Physics 137A, 137B
Relativity: Required: Math 140 and Physics 139; Elective: 1 of Math 126 or Math 141
Social Sciences: Generally: Statistics 101 or 134, 102 or 135, 150, 151A, 151B, 153
Statistics: Mathematics 128B, Statistics 101 or 134, 102 or 135, 150, 153, 155, 156
Systems Theory: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 104, 120, 122, 123
The requirements and procedures for declaring the major can be found on our Majoring in Mathematics page.
