Elementary Education Major with Mathematics Minor Advising & Scheduling - Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics

Elementary Education Major with Mathematics Minor

Advising and Scheduling

All students should see their advisers when planning their schedules. Students with an elementary education major with a minor in mathematics should request a mathematics adviser in the Department of Mathematics Office, 7800 York Road, room 316, in addition to an advisor in the Department of Elementary Education, Hawkins Hall, room 106. Please refer to the Department of Mathematics Plan for the Frequency of Scheduling Courses below to fine tune your planning.

Department of Mathematics Plan for the Frequency of Scheduling Courses
Course Number	Course Title	Offered Every Term	Offered Once a Year	Offered Every 3rd Term*	Offered Every 4th Term**	Every Summer Session
DVMT 101	Developmental Mathematics II	$check$				$check$
DVMT 110	Intermediate Algebra	$check$				$check$
MATH 103	Transition to Math Ideas	$check$
MATH 105	Mathematical Ideas	$check$				$check$
MATH 109	Transition to Algebra for Applications	$check$				$check$
MATH 111	Algebra for Applications	$check$				$check$
MATH 115	Basic Mathematics for the Sciences	$check$				$check$
MATH 119	Pre-Calculus	$check$				$check$
MATH 204	Mathematical Concepts and Structures	$check$				$check$
MATH 205	Mathematical Concepts and Structures II	$check$				$check$
MATH 211	Calculus for Applications	$check$				$check$
MATH 230	Computer Lab for Beginning Statistics		Fall
MATH 231	Basic Statistics	$check$				$check$
MATH 237	Elementary Biostatistics	$check$				$check$
MATH 251	Elements of Geometry	$check$				$check$
MATH 263	Discrete Mathematics	$check$				$check$
MATH 265	Elementary Linear Algebra	$check$				$check$
MATH 267	Introduction to Abstract Mathematics	$check$				$check$
MATH 273	Calculus I	$check$				$check$
MATH 274	Calculus II	$check$				$check$
MATH 275	Calculus III	$check$				$check$
MATH 283	Honors Calculus I		Fall
MATH 293	Honors Seminar in Mathematics				Spring 2012
MATH 301 [501]	History of Mathematics		Spring
MATH 305	Chance	$check$
MATH 312	Theory of Interest	$check$
MATH 314 [COSC 314]	Introduction to Cryptography		Fall
MATH 315	Applied Combinatorics				Fall 2012
MATH 330	Introduction to Statistical Methods	$check$				$check$
MATH 331 [531]	Probability	$check$				$check$
MATH 332 [532]	Mathematical Statistics	$check$				$check$
MATH 337 [533]	Applied Regression and Time Series Analysis	$check$
MATH 339 [539]	Biostatistics II		Fall
MATH 353	Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometries		Fall
MATH 369	Introduction to Abstract Algebra	$check$				$check$
MATH 374 [574]	Differential Equations	$check$				$check$
MATH 377 [575]	Mathematical Models		Fall
MATH 378	Scientific Modeling and Simulation				Spring 2012
MATH 379 [579]	Advanced Calculus		Spring
MATH 390	Introduction to Actuarial Mathematics		Spring
MATH 420	Applications of technology for Secondary School Teachers		Fall
MATH 423	Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary Schools		Fall
MATH 426	Student Teaching in Secondary Education-Mathematics	$check$
MATH 428	Senior Seminar Mathematics Education		Fall late afternoon
MATH 430	Mathematics Education Debriefing		Spring
MATH 435 [535]	Numerical Analysis I		Fall
MATH 437 [537]	Operations Research		Spring
MATH 438 [538]	Actuarial Models		Fall
MATH 439	Computational Probability Models		Spring
MATH 442 [542]	Actuarial Model Construction		Spring
MATH 451 [551]	Graph Theory			Spring 2012
MATH 457 [557]	Differential Geometry			Spring 2012
MATH 463 [563]	Linear Algebra				Spring 2013
MATH 465 [565]	Theory of Numbers		Spring
MATH 467 [568]	Algebraic Structures		Fall
MATH 473 [576]	Introductory Real Analysis		Fall
MATH 475 [577]	Complex Analysis		Spring
MATH 477 [578]	Topology				Spring 2012
MATH 485 [585]	Mathematical Finance		Fall
MATH 486 [586]	Risk Management and Financial Engineering		Spring
MATH 490	Senior Seminar in Mathematics	$check$

Notes:

* After being offered in a given term, two terms will pass before the course is offered again.
Students in their second term junior year or higher interested in taking this course are advised
to enroll as soon as the course is offered.
** After being offered in a given term, three terms will pass before this course is offered again.

	© 2012 • Towson University	Last Updated: Monday, June 13, 2011
	Towson University • 8000 York Road • Towson, Maryland • 21252-0001 • 410-704-2000	Copyright Information \| Privacy Statement \| Clery Report \| Contact Us