Mathematics

The Division of Continuing Studies offers the Bachelor of General Studies degree with an area of concentration in mathematics.

Required:

MATH 1950	Calculus I	5 hrs
MATH 1960	Calculus II	5 hrs
MATH 1970	Calculus III	4 hrs
	Electives at a higher level than Calculus III	18 hrs

Recommended:

MATH 205	Applied Linear Algebra	3 hrs
MATH 2230	Introduction to Abstract Math	3 hrs

Additional information:

MATH 2030 is NOT to be taken; it is offered for students with majors in other fields.

Computer science is a recommended secondary field.

Students interested in graduate studies should contact the graduate adviser in the mathematics department to make sure necessary classes are taken to enter graduate programs.

Career Information:
An area of concentration in mathematics studies quantities, forms, and symbolic logic in such subjects as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, logic, topology, and number theory. It will also provide the necessary knowledge to pursue an advanced degree, if desired. Math students may find careers in government, market research, computer technology, finance and investment, insurance, banking, business, education, actuarial sciences, research, and various other industries, including transportation, manufacturing, and communications.

For more career information, check out UNO Math Career Links, U.S. Department of Labor - Mathematicians, or UNO Career Center.

Revised 08/07