Bachelor of Arts, Department of Mathematics, University of Denver

Degree requirements

A minimum of 45 quarter hours of MATH courses at the 1000 level or higher, including:

MATH 1951,2,3 or MATH 1961,2,3 (Calculus or Honors Calculus Series)
MATH 2060 (Elements of Linear Algebra)
MATH 2080 (Calculus of Several Variables)
An approved 3000-level course in analysis (e.g. MATH 3161 or MATH 3851)
An approved 3000-level course in algebra (e.g. MATH 3151 or MATH 3170)

MATH 1750 cannot be used for major credit.

A student who intends to obtain a BA in Mathematics must satisfy all the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree as outlined in the University of Denver Undergraduate Bulletin.

Annotated sample program

	Fall	Winter	Spring
Year 1	MATH 1951 FSEM 1111 Foundation Elective	MATH 1952 WRIT 1122 Foundation Elective	MATH 1953 WRIT 1133 Foundation Elective
Year 2	MATH 2060 Minor 1 Foundation Foundation	MATH 2200 Minor 1 Foundation Elective	MATH 2080 Minor 1 Foundation Elective
Year 3	(study abroad) Core 1 Core 2 Foundation	MATH 2070 Minor 1 Minor 2 Elective	MATH 3170 Minor 1 Minor 2 Elective
Year 4	MATH 3161 Minor 2 Core 3 Elective	MATH 3xxx MATH 3xxx Minor 2 Elective	MATH 3xxx Minor 2 Elective Elective

Foundations: The following foundation requirements may be taken in any order, except that the foreign language requirement (FOLA) is a one year sequence in a foreign language, and these sequences begin in the fall.

AHUM – 8 credits
SOCS – 8 credits
FOLA – 12 credits (or demonstration of equivalent proficiency)
CREX – 4 credits

Minors: Minor 1 and Minor 2 stand for minors which typically require 5 courses each. BA requires only one minor.

Electives: You must complete electives so that you reach the required total number of credits (183 credits) and satisy the upper division requirement (at least 75 credits must be taken at the 2000 level or above.)

Core: Three CORE classes are required, one each from the three themes:

Communities and environments
Self and identities
Change and continuity

Two of these three required CORE classes may be satisfied in the quarter abroad. One of the CORE classes must be designated as writing intensive.

Study abroad: Students studying abroad can get elective credits for courses taken abroad. Satisfaction of all other university requirements needs prior approval (viz form). Students may take a maximum of 1 course total from AHUM, SOCS, or CREX, and a maximum of 2 CORE classes while abroad. The writing intensive CORE class cannot be taken abroad.