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Mathematics

Barnard College · New York, NY

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Program
Award
Mathematics
Catalog edition
0068
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
Students major in mathematics for many reasons: some are drawn by the beauty of the subject, others by its practicality, and many by a combination of the two. Mathematics provides outstanding training for the mind and develops skills in logical reasoning and problem solving. It plays a central role in science, technology, economics, and data-driven fields, from climate modeling and genomics to finance and medicine. Long the language of physics, mathematics is an essential component of nearly all the sciences, especially in an era of computation and modeling. An undergraduate degree in mathematics opens the door to a wide range of careers and to graduate study in mathematics and many related disciplines.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
189097
CourseShelf checklist
CK_189097_63395316
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Courses for First-Year Students

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    Calculus I, II, III, IV

    4 items
    1. MATH UN1101
      3.00
    2. MATH UN1102
      3.00
    3. MATH UN1201
      3.00
    4. MATH UN1202
      3.00

    Honors Math A-B

    2 items
    1. MATH UN1207
      4.00
    2. MATH UN1208
      4.00

    1. Five required courses in Calculus and Linear Algebra (minimum of 13 credits).

    13 items
    1. MATH UN1101
      3.00
    2. MATH UN1102
      3.00
    3. MATH UN1201
      3.00
    4. MATH UN1202
      3.00
    5. MATH UN2010
      3.00
    6. MATH UN1101
      3.00
    7. MATH UN1102
      3.00
    8. MATH UN1205
      ACCELERATED MULTIVARIABLE CALC (covers Calc III and Calc IV )
      Not resolved to a course
    9. MATH UN2010
      3.00
    10. MATH UN1101
      3.00
    11. MATH UN1102
      3.00
    12. MATH UN1207
      HONORS MATHEMATICS A
      As published: “HONORS MATHEMATICS A (covers Linear Algebra)”
      4.00
    13. MATH UN1208
      HONORS MATHEMATICS B
      As published: “HONORS MATHEMATICS B (covers Calc III and Calc IV)”
      4.00

    2. Four required courses in Algebra and Analysis and a one semester senior seminar requirement (minimum of 15 credits).​

    5 items
    1. MATH GU4041
      3.00
    2. MATH GU4042
      3.00
    3. MATH GU4061
      3.00
    4. MATH GU4062
      3.00
    5. MATH UN3951
      UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS I
      or: MATH UN3952 UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS II
      3.00

    3. Four elective in any combination of mathematics (MATH 2000 and above) and cognate courses (minimum of 12 credits). ​

    electives · 8 items
    1. MATH UN2500
      3.00
    2. MATH UN2030
      3.00
    3. MATH UN3007
      3.00
    4. MATH UN3028
      3.00
    5. MATH UN3020
      3.00
    6. MATH UN3025
      3.00
    7. MATH UN3386
      3.00
    8. MATH GU4032
      3.00

    2. Three required courses: Analysis, a one year long senior seminar requirement, a research requirement (minimum of 9 credits).​

    4 items
    1. MATH GU4061
      3.00
    2. APMA E4901
    3. APMA E4903
    4. APMA E3900
      UNDERGRAD RES IN APPLIED MATH
      As published: “UNDERGRAD RES IN APPLIED MATH (APMA E3900 may be replaced, with approval, by another technical elective for seniors that involves an undergraduate thesis or creative research report)”

    3. Six electives in mathematics and cognate courses - at least two in mathematics (MATH 2000, APMAE2100 and above) (minimum of 18 credits). ​

    electives · 10 items
    1. MATH BC2006
      3.00
    2. MATH UN2030
      3.00
    3. MATH UN2500
      3.00
    4. MATH UN3007
      COMPLEX VARIABLES
      or: MATH GU4065 HONORS COMPLEX VARIABLES
      or: APMA E4204 FUNCTNS OF A COMPLEX VARIABLE
      3.00
    5. MATH UN3028
      PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
      or: APMA E4200 PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
      3.00
    6. APMA E4300
      COMPUT MATH:INTRO-NUMERCL
      As published: “COMPUT MATH:INTRO-NUMERCL METH”
    7. APMA E4101
      APPL MATH III:DYNAMICAL SYSTMS
      Not resolved to a course
    8. APMA E4150
    9. MATH GU4032
      3.00
    10. MATH GU4062
      3.00

    1. Six required courses in Mathematics (minimum of 18 credits).

    6 items
    1. MATH UN1101
      3.00
    2. MATH UN1102
      3.00
    3. MATH UN1201
      3.00
    4. MATH UN2010
      LINEAR ALGEBRA
      or: MATH UN1207 HONORS MATHEMATICS A
      3.00
    5. MATH UN2000
      3.00
    6. MATH UN2030
      3.00

    2. Five courses from a combination of Statistics and Computer Science (minimum of 15 credits).

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      Statistics

      0 items

        Select at least one of the following:

        3 items
        1. MATH BC1110
          Discrete Probability
          Not resolved to a course
        2. STAT UN1101
          3.00
        3. STAT UN1201
          3.00

        Other courses from the Statistics list (eg, STAT UN2102, STAT UN2103, STAT UN2104, STAT UN3105, STAT UN3106)

        0 items

          Computer Science

          0 items

            Select at least one of the following programming courses:

            3 items
            1. COMS W1002
              COMPUTING IN CONTEXT
              or: ENGI E1006 INTRO TO COMP FOR ENG/APP SCI
              4.00
            2. COMS W1004
              PROGRAMMING IN JAVA
              As published: “PROGRAMMING IN JAVA (preferred)”
              or: COMS W3107 Software Quality and Design
              3.00
            3. COMS W1005
              3.00

            Other courses from the Computer Science list (eg, COMS BC3160, COMS BC3168, COMS BC3420, COMS W2132, COMS W3203)

            0 items

              3. Capstone requirement and two electives (minimum of 9 credits).

              electives · 1 item
              1. MATH UN3951
                UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS I
                or: MATH UN3952 UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS II
                3.00

              For a major in Mathematics-Statistics: 14 courses (a minimum of 38 credits):

              major core · 0 items

                Mathematics

                0 items

                  Select one of the following sequences:

                  Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following sequences: · 2 items
                  1. MATH UN1101& MATH UN1102& MATH UN1201& MATH UN2010& MATH UN2500
                    CALCULUS Iand CALCULUS IIand CALCULUS IIIand LINEAR ALGEBRAand ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION
                    Not resolved to a course
                  2. MATH UN1207& MATH UN1208& MATH UN2500
                    HONORS MATHEMATICS Aand HONORS MATHEMATICS Band ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION
                    Not resolved to a course

                  Statistics

                  0 items

                    Statistics required courses

                    4 items
                    1. STAT UN1201
                      3.00
                    2. STAT GU4203
                      3.00
                    3. STAT GU4204
                      3.00
                    4. STAT GU4205
                      3.00

                    And select one of the following courses:

                    4 items
                    1. STAT GU4207
                      ELEMENTARY STOCHASTIC PROCESS
                      Not resolved to a course
                    2. STAT GU4262
                      Stochastic Processes for Finance
                      Not resolved to a course
                    3. STAT GU4264
                      STOCHASTC PROCSSES-APPLICTNS I
                      Not resolved to a course
                    4. STAT GU4265
                      STOCHASTIC METHODS IN FINANCE
                      Not resolved to a course

                    Computer Science

                    0 items

                      Select one of the following courses:

                      Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following courses: · 4 items
                      1. COMS W1004
                        3.00
                      2. COMS W1005
                        3.00
                      3. COMS W3107
                        3.00
                      4. ENGI E1006
                        3.00

                      or an advanced Computer Science offering in programming

                      0 items

                        Electives

                        electives · 0 items

                          An approved selection of three advanced courses in mathematics, statistics, applied mathematics, industrial engineering and operations research, computer science, or approved mathematical methods courses in a quantitative discipline. At least one elective must be a Mathematics Department course numbered 3000 or above.

                          electives · 0 items

                            For a major in Mathematics-Computer Science 15 courses (a minimum of 38 credits):

                            major core · 0 items

                              Mathematics

                              0 items

                                Four courses in calculus or Honors Mathematics A-B, including Advanced Placement Credit. A student that places out of Calc I/II with AP credits, will need to take a replacement course; and the 3 following courses:

                                3 items
                                1. MATH UN2010
                                  LINEAR ALGEBRA
                                  As published: “LINEAR ALGEBRA (also satisfied by Honors Math A-B)”
                                  3.00
                                2. MATH GU4041
                                  3.00
                                3. MATH UN3951
                                  UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS I
                                  As published: “UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS I (at least one term)”
                                  or: MATH UN3952 UNDERGRADUATE SEMINARS II
                                  3.00

                                Computer Science

                                6 items
                                1. COMS W1004
                                  3.00
                                2. COMS W3134
                                  3
                                3. COMS W3157
                                  4.00
                                4. COMS W3203
                                  4.00
                                5. COMS W3261
                                  3.00
                                6. CSEE W3827
                                  FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER
                                  As published: “FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SYSTS”

                                Electives: Two additional electives from computer science or math should be included. At least one should be level 3000 or higher; the second should be level 2000 or higher. With adviser approval, appropriate electives from other departments can be considered, such as Statistics or Applied Math.

                                electives · 9 items
                                1. CSOR W4231
                                2. COMS W4241
                                  3.00
                                3. MATH UN3020
                                  3.00
                                4. MATH BC2006
                                  3.00
                                5. MATH GU4061
                                  3.00
                                6. MATH UN2500
                                  3.00
                                7. MATH UN3007
                                  3.00
                                8. MATH UN3386
                                  3.00
                                9. MATH GU4051
                                  3.00
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