Not all courses are offered every semester. When you plan your Junior and Senior years, you need to be aware of our Course Rotation. You should especially be aware of which courses are offered every other year. The good news is that this scheme allows us to offer a wider variety of courses. The bad news is that you have to take a particular course when it comes around. So, map out your Mathematical Sciences courses for your Junior AND Senior years now!! You can certainly change your plans as time moves along, but you should certainly note those courses which you know you want/need to take. Above all -- SEE YOUR ADVISOR!! HE/SHE KNOWS ALL!!

Note that MA 107, ST 110, MA 151, ST 210, MA 251, and MA 252 are offered every semester.

300 Level Courses

Fall:		Spring:
351	Calculus III	301	Linear Algebra
395	Discrete Methods	304	Differential Equations
302	MATLAB Laboratory

All of these 300 level courses are required for the Major 

ID	Name	Term	Prerequisites	Type
421	Analysis I	F	395	Theoretical
422	Analysis II	S even	421	Theoretical
424	Complex Analysis	S odd	421	Applied/Theoretical
427	Numerical Analysis	S even	302 and 351	Applied
431	Geometry	S even
441	Algebraic Structures I	F	301 and 395	Theoretical
442	Algebraic Structures II	S odd	441	Theoretical
445	Advanced Linear Algebra	F even	301	Applied/Theoretical
447	Number Theory	S even	301 or 395	Theoretical
448	Graph Theory		395	Applied/Theoretical
451	Math Modeling		301, 351	Applied
461	Stat Theory I	F even	210,351	Theoretical
462	Stat Theory II	S odd	461	Theoretical
465	Exper Research Methods	F odd	210/265/EC220	Applied
466	Exper Design	S even	301, 365,  and 465	Applied
481	Operations Research	F odd	301	Applied
485	Stochastic Processes	S odd	210/265 and 301	Applied
490	Math Special Topics	F;  S odd	Depends on offering	Applied/Theoretical
491	Stat Special Topics	S even	ST210	Applied

MA 425 and MA 451 may sometimes be offered in one of the Math Special Topics slots (see below).