Mathematics is among the oldest disciplines. Throughout history, mathematics has spanned the spectrum from pure to applied areas. The ancient Greek mathematicians were interested in problems that ranged from properties of numbers to applications of mathematics to music and astronomy. The department of mathematics, statistics and physics fulfills its mission by offering a broad and representative collection of courses to give students the ability to select, with their advisors, a program that fits their needs and goals. The department of mathematics, statistics and physics offers bachelor’s (BA and BS), master’s (MS), and doctoral (PhD) degrees.

Note: For ease of description, certain courses in mathematics and statistics are categorized in the following groups (the courses in Group R are required of all majors):

Students majoring in mathematics should consult closely with their mathematics advisors on any of these programs.

Majors in Mathematics

• Dual/Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's Program
• BA in Mathematics
• BS in Mathematics
• BS in Mathematics — Computing Emphasis
• BS in Mathematics — Data Science Emphasis
• BS in Mathematics — Statistics Emphasis
• Departmental Honors in Mathematics (BS)

Minors in Mathematics

• Minor in Mathematics

Courses in Mathematics

• Mathematics (MATH)

Note: Courses numbered 000–099 do not count toward any degree program.