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Nov 22, 2024
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2005-2006 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
B.S. Specialization in Mathematics
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Program Requirements
Candidates for graduation must fulfill the following requirements: 1. Total Semester Hours: 124
The successful completion of at least 124 semester hours and a cumulative grade
point average of 2.0 in work completed at Hofstra. 2. Liberal Arts
At least 62 semester hours of liberal arts courses. At least 55 of these credits
must be completed in courses other than mathematics. 3. Residence Requirements
There are two requirements that must ordinarily be completed in residence at
Hofstra: 15 semester hours in the major field of specialization and the last 30
semester hours. The 15 semester hours need not be included within the last 30
hours. 4. General Requirements
The following general requirements:
- Humanities electives, 6 s.h. of distribution courses including:
- 3 semester hours from the appreciation and analysis category
- 3 semester hours from the creative participation category Foreign language (same as for B.A.)
- Social science electives, 6 s.h. of distribution courses including:
- 3 semester hours from behavioral sciences
- 3 semester hours from history and philosophy Physics 11A and B.(For listing of
distribution courses, see Distribution Courses program.)
5. Mathematics Requirements
The successful completion of all mathematics courses required for the B.A. in
Mathematics including the courses listed below, 3 additional hours in intermediate
or advanced mathematics numbered 100 or above, and 9 additional hours in advanced
mathematics numbered 110 or above, chosen under advisement. 6. Options Requirements
The successful completion of one of the options listed below. It is the intent
of the science options to allow students interested in the applications of mathematics
to develop that interest. Mathematics Option
Completion of 9 additional hours of advanced mathematics courses, chosen under
advisement. Actuarial Science Option
Completion of 9 additional hours of advanced mathematics courses including at
least two courses selected from MATH 137 & 138, 147 or 188. Taking all three
is highly recommended. Students are also strongly recommended to include MATH
103 and 172 in their program. Applied Mathematics Option
Completion of 9 additional hours of advanced mathematics, including within the
program at least four courses selected from MATH 137 & 138, 141 & 142,
147, 163, 165, or 166. Demonstrated ability in computer applications, a requirement
which may be met by MATH 147, CSC 16, or an appropriate project within another
mathematics class. Chemistry Option
Completion of CHEM 3A & 4A, 3B & 4B, 141 & 142.
See footnote ** Computer Science Option
Completion of CSC 15, 16, and three courses selected from CSC 110, 111, 112,
120. Engineering Option
Completion of PHYS 11A & 12A, 11B, 12B, and at least 9 hours of ENGG with
MATH 29 or 131 as a prerequisite or corequisite.
See footnote ** Physics Option
Completion of PHYS 11A & 12A, 11B, 12B, plus 2 courses selected from PHYS
104, 118, 140. All mathematics courses and all advanced courses in other areas
presented toward the fulfillment of the B.S. in Mathematics must be completed
with a minimum grade of C-. Footnotes
** Completion of this option automatically fulfills the natural science requirements
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