Mathematics • Associate in Science

TRANSFER PROGRAM

Total Credit Hours: 63

Colleague Code: AS.MATH

Curriculum Code: ASD 101

Recommended Course Sequence:

First Semester: MAT 131, Life Science Selection, COM 111, POS 101 or POS 201

Second Semester: MAT 132, COM 112, PHY 201, Humanities A Selection

Third Semester: MAT 233, CSC 175, PHY 202, Humanities B Selection, Social Science Selection

Fourth Semester: MAT 235, MAT 215, SPE 101, Humanities C Selection, Social Science Selection

Program Information:

For Program Information Contact:

Mathematics and Sciences Department at 217.786.2386 or 217.786.2326 or see an academic advisor.

Required General Education Courses (12 credits)

COM 111

Composition I

3 credits

COM 112

Composition II

3 credits

POS 101

Introduction to American Politics or

 

 

POS 201

State and Local Government

3 credits

SPE 101

Public Speaking Fundamentals

3 credits

Recommended General Education Courses (33 credits)

MAT 131

Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

5 credits

MAT 132

Calculus and Analytic Geometry II

5 credits

PHY 201

Physics I

4 credits

Humanities A Selection

3-4 credits

Humanities B Selection

3 credits

Humanities C Selection

3-4 credits

Social Science Selection

3 credits

Social Science Selection

3 credits

Life Science Selection

4 credits

Recommended Program Courses (11 credits)

MAT 215

Introduction to Linear Algebra

3 credits

MAT 233

Calculus and Analytic Geometry III

4 credits

MAT 235

Differential Equations

4 credits

Recommended Program Support Courses (7 credits)

CSC 175

Computer Science I

3 credits

PHY 202

Physics II

4 credits

Recommendations for coursework to supplement the listing above include CSC 176, PHY 203, MAT 161, MAT 242, or MAT 141. (NOTE: Although MAT 141 will probably not count as math credits toward a mathematics/statistics major at most four year institutions, it does provide an introduction to the general application of statistics which is helpful for understanding fundamental concepts in more advanced statistical studies.)