Mathematics, Mathematics Education Concentration, B.A. MAP

Semester 1 (13-14 Units)

• GE Area F: Ethnic Studies / DCG Domestic NAS 104 - Introduction to Native American Studies Units: 3  
• GE Area B: Mathematics  MATH 101 - College Algebra Units: 3  OR (MATH 101I - College Algebra with Integrated Support Units: 3  AND MATH 1 - Support for College Algebra Units: 1 ) ^[1] 
• Major (Core) CS 111 - Computer Science Foundations 1 Units: 4  
• GE Area E: Lifelong Learning SCI 100 - Becoming a STEM Professional in the 21st Century Units: 3  

^[1] Credit earned for math support course (MATH 1) does not count toward GE, major or graduation units.

Semester 2 (15-16 Units)

• GE Area A: Written Communication ENGL 102 - Composition & Rhetoric A Units: 3  OR ENGL 104 - Accelerated Composition & Rhetoric Units: 3  
• Optional: ENGL 110 - Developing Academic Literacy Lab Units: 1  
• Pre-requisite MATH 101T - Trigonometry Units: 3  
• GE Area A: Critical Thinking PHIL 100 - Logic Units: 3  
• Lower Division GE Area C: Humanities
    Units: 3
• Lower Division GE Area D: Social Sciences
    Units: 3

Semester 3 (16-17 Units)

• Major (Core) MATH 109 - Calculus I Units: 4  
• GE Area A: Written Communication ENGL 103 - Composition & Rhetoric B Units: 3  ^[2]
• Optional: ENGL 110 - Developing Academic Literacy Lab Units: 1  
• Lower Division GE Area B: Physical Science
    Units: 3
• Lower Division GE Area C: Arts
    OR 
  Humanities
    Units: 3 
• GE Area C: Arts ART 105B - Fundamentals of Drawing Units: 3  (strongly recommended)

^[2] If ENGL 104 was taken the previous semester take an elective, other GE or a major course in place of ENGL 103.

Semester 4 (16 Units)

• Major (Core) MATH 110 - Calculus II Units: 4  
• GE Area A: Oral Communication COMM 100 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Units: 3  
• American Institutions 
  U.S. and California Government
    Units: 3
• American Institutions/GE Area D: Social Science 
  U.S. History
    Units: 3
• Lower Division GE Area B: Life Sciences
    (Take a course with a lab activity) Units: 3

Semester 5 (15 Units)

• Major (Core) MATH 210 - Calculus III Units: 4  
• Major (Core) MATH 240 - Introduction to Mathematical Thought Units: 3  
• Major (Core) MATH 241 - Elements of Linear Algebra Units: 3  
• Upper Division GE Area C: Arts & Humanities
    / DCG Units: 3
• Prerequisite or Elective - Consult Advisor Units: 2

Semester 6 (15 Units)

• Major / UD GE Area B MATH 301 - Mathematics & Culture: Historical Perspective Units: 3  
• Major (Concentration) MATH 343 - Introduction to Algebraic Structures Units: 4  
• Upper Division GE Area D: Social Sciences
    Units: 3
• Elective Units: 3
• Elective Units: 2

Semester 7 (15 Units)

• Major (Core) STAT 323 - Probability & Statistics Units: 4  
• Major (Concentration) MATH 340 - Number Theory Units: 3  
• Major (Concentration) MATH 370 - School Mathematics from Advanced Viewpoint I Units: 3  
• Major (Concentration) Field of Study [see advisor] Units: 4
• Elective Units: 1

Semester 8 (15 Units)

• Major (Concentration) MATH 371 - Geometry Units: 3  
• Major (Concentration) MATH 470 - School Mathematics from an Advanced Viewpoint II Units: 3   
• Major (Concentration) Field of Study (Consult Advisor) Units: 4
• Major (Concentration) Approved Elective ^[3] Units: 4
• Elective Units: 1

^[3] Complete as many upper division or graduate level courses as needed to bring the total to 26 units or above. Suggested courses: MATH 316 - Real Analysis I Units: 4 , MATH 474 - Graph Theory Units: 3 , MATH 481 - Workshop in Tutoring Mathematics Units: 1