The mathematics curriculum is designed to meet the needs of students preparing for a career in education as well as those seeking employment in industry or government or intending to pursue graduate study in mathematics. The program provides a broad foundation in computational, analytical, and humanistic aspects of mathematics and offers students an opportunity to acquire an array of advanced techniques while attaining to a deeper understanding of the universe, human culture, mathematical pedagogy, and the nature of rational inquiry. Students receive a solid grounding in logic, number theory, probability, statistics, geometry, real variables, modern algebra, and mathematics history, while exploring mathematical ideas in a collaborative environment and developing oral and written communication skills.
Majors in mathematics may obtain credit for Math 1314 and/or Math 1316 by presenting adequate scores on CLEP, DANTES, ACT, or SAT examinations as shown elsewhere in the catalog under the heading, “Credit by Examination” and are encouraged to do so.
Additional Requirements for the major in Mathematics
Preparation and deliverance of a research paper and oral presentation as part of MATH 4390 during the year prior to graduation. A maximum of 14 semester credit hours in mathematics may be transferred from another institution for the major in mathematics.
No course with a grade less the “C” can be used to fulfill Mathematics course requirements.
Sul Ross State University - Alpine is recognized by the Texas Education Agency as an Education Preparation Program (EPP).
Each campus secures its qualifications under these separate agreements with TEA and therefore have slightly different certification requirements. Students enrolled in Certification Programs should work closely with their Education Advisors and their Deans Office to ensure they have met their specific requirements.
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