The Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver offers two programs that can be combined with a degree in mathematics.

• The Teacher Education Program - a 40 credit hour minor that is completed during senior year and includes all of the requirements for an elementary, secondary or K-12 teaching license.
• The Dual Undergraduate/Graduate Degree Program - a program of study which includes the course work for licensure in the State of Colorado, as well as completion of a bachelor's and master's degree in five years.

For these programs, the College is seeking students who have taken courses which cover the following content areas:

• Algebra
• Geometry
• Trigonometry
• Calculus
• Probability and Statistics
• History of Mathematics
• Computer Science

Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus are covered in the required courses: Calculus (MATH 1951-1953), Calculus of Several Variables (MATH 2080), and Linear Algebra (MATH 2060).

We also recommend the following elective courses to students interested in these programs:

• Introduction to Probability (MATH 3080)
• History of Mathematics (taught as topics course - MATH 3705)
• Introduction to Geometry (MATH 3400)
• Introduction to Computing (COMP 1670) or Intro to Computer Science I (COMP 1671)