Mathematics Major with Applied Emphasis (BS)

(All colleges)

40 credits (44 total credits including CS 120 Software Design I (4 cr.))

MTH 207Calculus I5
MTH 208Calculus II4
MTH 265Mathematical Models in Biology4
MTH 308Linear Algebra with Differential Equations4
MTH 310Calculus III: Multivariable Calculus4
MTH 435Mathematics for Data Driven Modeling3
MTH 485Industrial Mathematics Capstone3
STAT 245Probability and Statistics4
Select three credits of the following:3
MTH 353
Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
MTH 371
Numerical Methods
Electives
Select six credits not already taken from the following:6
Math and statistics
MTH 353
Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
MTH 371
Numerical Methods
STAT 305
Statistical Methods
STAT 345
Statistical Computing
STAT 441
Mathematical Statistics I
STAT 445
Correlation and Regression Analysis
STAT 446
Analysis of Variance and Design of Experiments
STAT 447
Nonparametric Statistics
STAT 448
Operations Research
STAT 449
Applied Multivariate Statistics
Computer science
CPE 321
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing
CS 220
Software Design II
CS 351
Simulation
CS 364
Introduction to Database Management Systems
Physics
PHY 308
Optics
PHY 320
Statics
PHY 321
Classical Mechanics
PHY 332
Electrodynamics
PHY 343
Thermodynamics
PHY 374
Computational Physics
PHY 401
Quantum Mechanics
PHY 461
Mathematical Physics
PHY 470
Advanced Quantum Mechanics
PHY 474
Advanced Computational Physics
Chemistry
CHM 309
Physical Chemistry Theory I
CHM 310
Physical Chemistry Theory II
Economics
ECO 230
Data Analysis for Business Applications
ECO 307
Introduction to Econometrics
Total Credits40

In addition, CS 120 Software Design I (4 cr.) must be taken.

All students must complete the general education, college core, major/minor, and university degree requirements in order to qualify for a degree. The easiest way to track all of these requirements is to refer to the Advisement Report (AR) found in the Student Information System (WINGS) Student Center. All enrolled students have access to the AR.  

College of Science and Health (CSH) Bachelor of Science core requirements

B.S. and B.A. students graduating from the College of Science and Health are required to take two natural laboratory science courses selected from the general education laboratory science category (GE 05) and/or from BIO 203, BIO 304, BIO 210, CHM 104, GEO 221, GEO 222, PHY 104 or PHY 204, and they either must take two mathematics courses or one math course and one computer science course from the math/logical systems category of the general education requirements (GE 02). One of the two science courses must be from a department outside of the student’s major department.

Note: Math courses can be pairs, i.e. 150 and 151; MTH/CS majors can use two science courses from same department.

For the Bachelor of Science degree, in addition to all other College of Science and Health core requirements, students from non-exempted programs1 must complete one of the following options. It is recommended that courses are selected in consultation with students’ academic advisor.

  1. Complete a second major; or

  2. Complete a minor outside the major; or

  3. Complete two certificates outside the major with at least 12 combined credits at the 300/400 level; or

  4. Complete an individualized option, consisting of 18 credits

    1. At least 12 credits must be earned at the 300/400 level outside the major department.

    2. The remaining six credits should come from

      1. 100 level or higher courses outside the major (General education courses may apply provided they are not being used to fulfill minimum general education requirements.); or

      2. 300/400 level courses inside major not being used to fulfill major requirements.

    3. Internship credits may not count toward the individualized option.

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The list of exempted CSH programs is below.

Baccalaureate degree requirements

Candidates for the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degrees must accomplish the following:

  1. Fulfill the general education requirements.
  2. Complete at least one ethnic studies (diversity) course.
  3. Complete the courses prescribed by the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee for the degree desired in the respective school or college.
  4. Earn a minimum of 120 semester credits with at least a 2.00 cumulative GPA.1, 2
  5. At least 40 credits must be earned in 300/400 level courses. Transfer courses earned or transferred at the 300/400 level apply to this requirement.
  6. Complete major and minor requirements with at least a 2.00 GPA1, 2 in each major and minor (and concentration or emphasis, if selected).
  7. A minimum of 30 semester credits in residence at UWL is required for graduation. (See undergraduate resident requirement.)
  8. Submit an application for graduation via the "Apply for Graduation" link in the WINGS Student Center as soon as the student has registered for his or her final semester or summer term in residence. December and winter intersession graduates should apply by May 1. May and summer graduates should apply by December 1.
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Grade point average requirements for some programs will be considerably higher than 2.00. Re-entering students may be required to earn credits in excess of the 120 needed for graduation in any curriculum in order to replace credits earned in courses in which the content has changed substantially in recent years. Each case will be judged on its own merit.

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The grade point average recorded at the time the degree is awarded will not be affected by future enrollment.

No degree will be awarded unless all requirements are fulfilled and recorded within 30 days after the official ending date of each term.

Below is a sample degree plan that can be used as a guide to identify courses required to fulfill the major and other requirements needed for degree completion. A student's actual degree plan may differ depending on the course of study selected (second major, minor, etc.). Also, this sample plan assumes readiness for each course and/or major plan, and some courses may not be offered every term. Review the course descriptions or the class timetable for course offering information.

The sample degree plans represented in this catalog are intended for first-year students entering UWL in the fall term. Students should use the Advisement Report (AR) in WINGS and work closely with their faculty advisor(s) and college dean’s office to ensure declaration and completion of all requirements in a timely manner.

General Education Program
The general education curriculum (Gen Ed) is the common educational experience for all undergraduates at UWL. Sample degree plans include Gen Ed placeholders to ensure completion of the general education requirements. Courses may be rearranged to fit the needs or recommendations of the student’s program of study. Gen Ed courses may be taken during winter term (January between the semesters) and summer to reduce the course load during regular terms (fall and spring). Students should consult with their advisor and/or the college academic services director in their college/school for assistance with course and schedule planning. Refer to the general education requirements for more specific details.

At least 40 credits of the 120 credits required must be earned at the 300/400-level. 

Note: New students and transfer students with less than 12 credits earned are required to take FYS 100 First-Year Seminar (3 cr.) during one of their first two semesters at UWL.

This sample degree plan does not establish a contractual agreement. It identifies the minimum requirements a student must successfully complete, to qualify for a degree, in a format intended to assist the student in planning their academic career. Actual degree plans may differ.

Year 1
FallCreditsSpringCredits
MTH 207 (Gen Ed Math)5MTH 208 (Gen Ed Math)4
PHY 203 (or other Gen Ed Lab Science)4PHY 204 (or other Lab Science)4
CST 110 (Gen Ed Literacy-Oral)3MTH 2654
FYS 100 (Gen Ed First-Year Seminar)3ENG 110 or 112 (Gen Ed Literacy-Written)3
 15 15
Year 2
FallCreditsSpringCredits
MTH 3104STAT 2454
CS 120 (Gen Ed Logical Systems)4MTH 3084
Gen Ed Health & Well-Being3Gen Ed Minority Cultures3
Gen Ed Arts2-3Gen Ed Arts2-3
Gen Ed Global Studies3Gen Ed Self & Society3
 16 16
Year 3
FallCreditsSpringCredits
MTH 3533MTH 4353
Gen Ed Humanistic Studies3CSH Core (300/400 not MTH) or Minor3
CSH Core (300/400 not MTH) or Minor3CSH Core (300/400 not MTH) or Minor3
Gen Ed World History3University Elective3
MTH Elective3University Elective3
 15 15
Year 4
FallCreditsSpringCredits
MTH 4853MTH Elective3
University Elective3CSH Core (300/400 not MTH) or Minor3
CSH Core or Minor13CSH Core or Minor13
University Elective at 300/400 level3University Elective3
University Elective2University Elective2
 14 14
Total Credits: 120
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See CSH BS Core Requirements for information on completing the individualized option. 300/400 requirements for graduation may be impacted.