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Natural Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Information Systems
| Students in this program gain mastery in mathematics, computer science, and information systems with an option to specialize in either the natural sciences or in business. Graduates are prepared for business, industry, or government positions that require mathematical and technical skills. These students take a variety of mathematical analysis courses including calculus, probability and statistics, and mathematical modeling. In addition, these students take a variety of computer and business related courses including computer programming in three languages, operating systems, data base applications, and business. | |||
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| Total Credits: | 128 | ||
| System-wide General Education Requirement: | 30 | ||
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Majors must take MATH
123 as part of the system-wide
general education requirements. Majors must take CIS 130 and CSC 150 as part of the information technology literacy requirement. |
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| Institutional Graduation Requirement: | 5 | ||
| Information Technology Literacy Requirement: | 9 | ||
| Mathematics Component | 28 | ||
| Science Technology Component | 8 | ||
| Supporting Coursework | 36 | ||
| Electives | 12 | ||
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