MATHEMATICS MINOR – 2005-07 Catalog
Mathematics Department
Faculty Offices East Bldg. (25), Room 208
(805) 756-2206

Students may earn a minor in mathematics by completing a coordinated course of study. The program consists of a core of required courses, followed by two tracks of advanced work, to be chosen in concert with a student's career objectives. Interested students should contact the Mathematics Department for individual advisement.

I. Required courses	8
MATH 206 Linear Algebra I (4) or MATH 244 Linear Analysis I (4)
MATH 248 Methods of Proof in Mathematics (4)
II. Complete two tracks	16
A track consists of two courses from one of the following groups A-J. Completion of all four courses in either group I or J is considered two tracks. Some tracks have additional mathematics prerequisites.
A. MATH 306 Linear Algebra II (4) MATH 406 Linear Algebra III (4)
B. MATH 333 Numerical Analysis I (4) MATH 433 Numerical Analysis II (4)
C. MATH 335 Graph Theory (4) MATH 336 Combinatorial Mathematics (4) MATH 437 Game Theory (4)
D. MATH 408 Complex Analysis I (4) MATH 409 Complex Analysis II (4)
E.. MATH 412 Introduction to Analysis I (4) MATH 413 Introduction to Analysis II (4)
F.. MATH 431 Mathematical Optimization I (4) MATH 432 Mathematical Optimization II (4)
G. MATH 440 Topology I (4) MATH 441 Topology II (4)
H. MATH 442 Euclidean Geometry (4) MATH 443 Modern Geometries (4)
I. MATH 341 Theory of Numbers (4) MATH 419 Intro. to History of Mathematics (4) MATH 481 Abstract Algebra I (4) MATH 482 Abstract Algebra II (4)
J.. MATH 304 Vector Analysis (4) MATH 344 Linear Analysis II (4) MATH 417 Intro to Dynamical Systems (4) MATH 418 Partial Differential Equations (4)
III. Mathematics electives	6
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