Math Progression Chart
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THE MATH DEPARTMENT DOES NOT ADVISE STUDENTS on progression information.
- The Math Department (through the CNAS Enrollment Management Center) can only place you in an appropriate class based on what you have already taken or tested into.
- Only your advisor can tell you which progression path you should be taking. Please see your advisor for information on which path you should choose.
- For Math majors: Your advisor, Michelle Butler, will direct you on which path to start out on, but in the end, all of the above Math classes must be taken for a BA and BS degree.
Non Math Majors | |
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| Paths | Classes in Order |
| Path #1 | Math 4 → Math 22 |
| Path #2 | Math 5 → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 9C |
| Path #3 | Math 5 → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 46 |
| Path #4 | Math 5 → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 10A → Math 10B |
| Path #5 | Math 6A → Math 6B → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 9C |
| Path #6 | Math 6A → Math 6B → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 46 |
| Path #7 | Math 6A → Math 6B → Math 9A → Math 9B → Math 10A → Math 10B |
| Notice | Once a student has tested into Math 4, 5, or 6A, the above progressions are possible. If a student has tested directly into 9A, they would start further into one of the progression paths above. |
Math Majors |
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Math Majors Must Take the Following Math Classes |
| 006B : Introduction to College Math for Science or 009A : First-Year Calculus Part I |
| 009B : First-Year Calculus Part II |
| 009C : First-Year Calculus Part III |
| 010A : Calculus of Several Variables |
| 010B : Calculus of Several Variable Part II |
| 046 : Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations |