Fall 2012 Notes
Plan:
- ENG 333
- CH 101 and CH 102
- ST 380 or ST 372
- MA 425
4 math electives including a paper
2 science electives
2 CS electives
2 PE classes
2 interdisciplinary classes
What is the "In-Dept Co-Requirement" for math?
Skip ENG 101, Orientation, the social science elective (use AP Psych credit), and Introduction to Programming. I could probably skip the diversity requirement since I took Social Diversity at WTCC, but one of the interdisciplinary classes will probably cover it. Assume that Advanced Logic can count as a math elective.
Proposed schedule for Fall 2012:
- CSC 333
- GRK 399
- MA 425
- ST 370
- WGS 210
- PE 601
Then:
- ENG 333
- CH 101 and CH 102
4 math electives including a paper
2 science electives
1 CS elective
1 PE class
1 interdisciplinary class
Old notes
I'm a B.S. Mathematics major with no declared minors, which will require 19 more classes and two PE classes.
A Classical Greek minor would require three more classes. A Logic and Methodology minor would require one class in addition to Symbolic Logic, which counts as a math class. Also, a Philosophy minor would require two additional classes, one of which could be Ancient Philosophy.
I could easily take 1-3 classes during summers or perhaps online at a community college. Perhaps Chemistry and statistics. That along with what minors I choose will determine when I graduate. With no summer classes:
- BS only: 19 = 5+5+5+4 = 4+4+4+4+3
- LOG: 20 = 5+5+5+5 = 4+4+4+4+4
- GRK: 22 = 5+5+4+4+4
- LOG and GRK: 23 = 5+5+5+4+4
- LOG, GRK and PHI: 25 = 5+5+5+5+5
With two summer classes:
- BS only: 17 = 5+4+4+4
- LOG: 18 = 5+5+4+4
- GRK: 20 = 5+5+5+5 = 4+4+4+4+4
- LOG and GRK: 21 = 5+4+4+4+4
- LOG, GRK and PHI: 23 = 5+5+5+4+4
I don't actually need to take the following courses:
Introduction to Programming
Perspect Learning
ENG 101 (can be waived with portfolio)
Required courses
Comm Sci & Res
- Found Advance Math
- Intro Discret Math
- Chem
- Physics Egr Sci II
- Statistics
- Mod Algebra Majors
- Math Analysis I (?)
- Theory of Numbers (?)
- Symbolic Logic
- Appl of Algebra (?)
- Abstract Algebra I (?)
- Intro to Topology
- Graph Theory
- Physics elective 1
- Physics elective 2
- CS elective 1
- CS elective 2
- Interdisciplinary elective
PE 1
PE 2
