Secondary Education - Mathematics (Fall 2008)
Fall 2008
A total of 120 credits is required for a bachelor of science in education degree with a specialization in Mathematics. Requirements include:
Mathematics
53.185 Discrete Mathematics
53.225 Calculus III
53.226 Calculus IV
53.231 College Geometry
53.310 Introduction to Abstract Algebra
53.314 Linear Algebra
53.360 Number Theory
56.121 Computer Science
Select one computer course which must be numbered 56.122 or higher
Any two (2) Mathematics courses numbered 53.311 or higher
Secondary Education
Choose one of the following four courses:
- 56.305 Computer Applications
- 60.204 Educational Computing and Technology
- 60.350 Instructional Design Systems
- 60.351 Virtual Learning Communities
60.206 Teachers, Schools and Society
60.251 Psychological Foundations of Education.
60.291 Principles of Teaching
60.311 Classroom Measurement and Assessment
65.453 Teaching of Mathematics
Choose one of the following two courses:
60.497 Teaching in Education: First Experience
60.498 Teaching in Education: Second Experience
General Education
Among 53 credits of general education courses, the following are required:
20.101 Composition I
20.201 Composition II or a Writing Intensive Course:
- 20.131 The Bible as Literature
- 20.151 Introduction to Literature
- 20.152 Literature and Society
- 20.156 Popular Literature
- 20.226 European Literature I
- 20.227 European Literature II
- 20.236 American Literature I
- 20.237 American Literature II
- 20.246 British Literature I
- 20.247 British Literature II
- 20.256 Non-Western Literature I
- 20.257 Non-Western Literature II
Choose one of the following two courses
53.141 Introduction To Statistics
46.200 Principles of Cultural Anthropology
48.101 General Psychology
48.212 Adolescent. Psychology
70.101 Introduction to Exceptional Individuals
50.115 Concepts Biology II
52.116 Chemical Principles and Measurements
54.112 Introductory Physics II or 54.212 General Physics II
Among courses chosen to meet humanities requirement, three departments must be represented from Art and Art History, Communication Studies and Theatre Arts, English, Languages and Cultures, Music History, and Philosophy. Among natural sciences and mathematics requirements, three departments must be represented from Biological and Allied Health Sciences, Chemistry; Geography and Geosciences; Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics, and Physics and Engineering Technology.