The plan below is just one example of how a study may complete the
requirements in four years and earning a B.S. degree. The student
must complete at least 124 hours with an overall "C" average.
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Freshman Year
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First Semester (16 hours)
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Second Semester (15 hours)
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| Calculus I |
Calculus II |
| Chemistry I with Lab |
Chemistry II |
| English Comp I |
English Comp II |
| History |
English Literature |
| Foreign Language I |
Foreign Language II |
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Sophomore Year
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First Semester (15 hours)
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Second Semester (15 hours)
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| Calculus III |
Calculus IV |
| Linear Algebra |
Differential Equations I |
| Physics I |
Physics II |
| Computer Science Language |
Speech |
| Fine Arts Appreciation |
One 3 hour elective |
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Junior Year
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First Semester (15 hours)
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Second Semester (18 hours)
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| Foundations of Math |
Modern Algebra |
| Numerical Analysis I |
Math 3000+ elective |
| Physics III |
One Social Science |
| One Social Science |
Three 3 hour electives |
| One 3000+ A&S course |
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Senior Year
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First Semester (15 hours)
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Second Semester (15 hours)
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| Advanced Calculus I |
Advanced Calculus II |
| One 4000+ Math elective |
Senior Seminar |
| Three 3 hour electives |
Three 3 hour electives |
Please note that this is only one possible program! You are not
required to follow this suggested program of study. There is sufficient
flexibility in this degree program to tailor it to your personal
career goals. Indeed, a very ambitious student may complete one or
more of the core courses of our Master of
Science degree program during their senior year. Your advisor
will be happy to assist you in planning your individual course of
study.
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