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Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics, BS

This is a sample curriculum plan for the Applied Mathematics BS within the College of Arts and Sciences at Boise State University.

If you are a prospective student viewing this document, please note curriculum is subject to change and specific per catalog year.

For current students, this plan is intended to be a glimpse at key sequencing within the major, and includes some common/important advising notes. Sample plans are meant to provide aid in early, provisional planning. This plan does not replace the advice of academic advisors. Please refer to Advising Contacts for information about advising within the College of Arts and Sciences and how to contact advisors within each department.

First Year

First Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
FNFoundations of Natural, Physical and Applied Science* w/ lab
4
MATH 170Calculus I

4
ENGL 101Intro to College Writing3
UF 100Foundations of Intellectual Life3
TOTAL14

Second Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 175Calculus II4
ENGL 102Writing and Rhetoric I3
MATH 265Intro to Programming in Mathematics3
FCFoundations of Oral Communication*3
TOTAL13

Second Year

First Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 275Multivariable Vector Calculus4
MATH 189Discrete Mathematics4
MATH 301Introduction to Linear Algebra3
Applied Mathematics Sequence Requirement (1)Refer to Catalog3
FAFoundations of Arts*3
TOTAL17

Second Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 333
Or
MATH 301
Differential Equations w/ Matrix Theory
Or
Introduction to Linear Algebra
3
MATH 287Communication in the Mathematical Sciences3
MATH 361Probability and Statistics I3
Applied Mathematics Sequence Requirement (2)Refer to Catalog3
FSFoundations of Social Sciences (in second field)*3
TOTAL16

Third Year

First Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 314Foundations of Analysis3
MATH 365Introduction to Computational Mathematics3
FHFoundations of Humanities*3
UF 200Foundations of Ethics and Diversity3
FSFoundations of Social Sciences*3
TOTAL15

Second Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH Upper-division Elective3
MATH 400 level Elective3
Upper-division Elective3
Upper-division Elective3
Elective3
TOTAL15

Fourth Year

First Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 465Introduction to Numerical Methods3
Upper-division Elective3
Upper-division Elective3
Elective3
Elective3
TOTAL15

Second Semester

Subject/Area/CourseTitleCrs
MATH 488 (FF)Senior Outcome Assessment0
MATH 401Senior Thesis in the Mathematical Sciences1
Upper-division Elective3
Upper-division Elective3
Elective3
Elective3
Elective3
TOTAL16

Comments/Notes

  • Courses listed may require prerequisites. Please view the Undergraduate catalog to view the prerequisites
  • The major’s curriculum starts at Math 170. Enrollment in a math course below Math 170 has the potential to extend date of graduation
  • If a student chooses ECON or CS as the Applied Math sequence, you will need a Foundations of Natural Science.
  • Information Subject to Change.
  • This is not a contract.
  • *Foundational course offerings here.
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