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Nov 23, 2024
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2017-2018 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Mathematical Sciences - Integrated Mathematics with Adolescent to Young Adult (Grades 7-12) Licensure BS
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This option within the bachelor of science in mathematical sciences program prepares you to be a teacher at the secondary level. Graduates have a broad background in the core of undergraduate mathematics and a firm foundation in professional education coursework, together with a strong general education component.
Students in this program are strongly encouraged to meet, on a regular basis, with an advisor from both the Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Department of Teacher Education.
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Degree Requirements
| General Education Program |
28 Hours |
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- PSYC 1101 meets the Human Behavior component of the GEP.
- EDUC 1115 meets the Oral Communication component of the GEP.
- EDUC 2245 meets the Engaged Citizenry component of the GEP.
- The Quantitative Reasoning component is also satisfied by the requirements of the degree.
Further information is listed in the General Education Program or can be obtained from the dean’s office.
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| First Year Experience: University Foundations |
1 Hour |
| Mathematical Sciences Core |
34 Hours |
| Math. Education Concentration |
9 Hours |
| Computer Science Elective |
3 Hours |
| Related Studies |
9 Hours |
| Professional Education Core |
18 Hours |
| Adolescent/Young Adult Courses |
23 Hours |
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| Total Hours Required |
125 Hours |
First Year Experience: University Foundations (1 Hour)
This course is required for all freshman students enrolled Fall 2016 or later. It is also listed in the GEP.
Mathematical Science Core (34 Hours)
Mathematics Education Concentration (9 Hours)
Computer Science Elective (3 Hours)
Choose one course from the following:
Related Studies (9 Hours)
Professional Education Core (18 Hours)
Adolescent/Young Adult Courses (23 Hours)
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