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Program checklist · Mathematics with Secondary Teaching Licensure (B.S. in Mathematics)

Mathematics with Secondary Teaching Licensure (B.S. in Mathematics)

Marymount University · Arlington, VA

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Program
Award
Mathematics with Secondary Teaching Licensure (B.S. in Mathematics)
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
27.0101
Catalog edition
2022-2023
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
232706
CourseShelf checklist
CK_232706_ae31c39b
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

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

Major Requirements

89 items
  1. ED 254
    Technology for the K-12 Classroom
    As published: “ED 254”
  2. ED 309
  3. ED 337
    Literacy in the Content Areas
    As published: “ED 337”
  4. ED 338
  5. ED 351
    Assessment to Support Learning in K-12
    As published: “ED 351”
  6. ED 369
  7. ED 461
  8. ED 460S
    Student Teaching: Secondary
    As published: “ED 460S”
  9. MA 124
    History of Mathematics
    As published: “MA 124”
  10. MA 181
    MT core course
    As published: “MA 181”
    3
  11. MA 171
    Calculus with Precalculus A
    As published: “MA 171”
  12. MA 172
    Calculus with Precalculus B
    As published: “MA 172”
  13. MA 200
    DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 200”
    3
  14. MA 210
  15. MA 215
    Linear Algebra and Proof Techniques
    As published: “MA 215”
  16. MA 218
    MT core course; DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 218”
  17. MA 221
    Multivariable Calculus
    As published: “MA 221”
  18. MA 230
    Scientific Computing
    As published: “MA 230”
  19. MA 257
  20. MA 309
    Mathematics Seminar
    As published: “MA 309”
  21. MA 325
    Differential Equations
    As published: “MA 325”
  22. MA 409
    Mathematics Seminar
    As published: “MA 409”
  23. MA 420
    Abstract Algebra
    As published: “MA 420”
  24. MA 425
    Introduction to Real Analysis
    As published: “MA 425”
  25. MA 427
    Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometries
    As published: “MA 427”
  26. PHYS 271
    General Physics I
    As published: “PHYS 271”
  27. PHYS 271L
    General Physics I Lab
    As published: “PHYS 271L”
  28. PHYS 272
    General Physics II
    As published: “PHYS 272”
  29. PHYS 272L
    General Physics II Lab
    As published: “PHYS 272L”
  30. PSY 110
    SS core course
    As published: “PSY 110”
    3
  31. ED 461
    Classroom Management in the PK-12 Classroom
    As published: “ED 461 and ED 460S must be taken at the same time”
  32. MA 181
    MT core course
    As published: “MA 181, MA 200: Students may complete either MA 181 or the MA 171 and MA 172 sequence, which is the equivalent of MA 181, during the first year. Also, credit for MA 181 and MA 200 can be earned with appropriate AP . Students should take noted courses in a sequence specified by an advisor and, upon successful completion, may not subsequently register for a lower-numbered course in the calculus sequence”
    3
  33. MA 210
    Seminar with Introduction to Proofs through Discrete Math
    As published: “MA 210, MA 309, MA 409: Transfer students or new majors who join the program after their sophomore year will take mathematics seminar classes every fall semester, starting with MA 210. Such students may need to make up the credit hours to meet the 120-credit minimum requirement toward graduation”
  34. PHYS 271L
    General Physics I Lab
    As published: “PHYS 271L: Requirement for the major and/or teaching licensure. Fulfills Liberal Arts Core Requirements. See the Liberal Arts Core and Course Descriptions for further information”
  35. EN 101
    Composition core course
    As published: “EN 101”
    3
  36. MA 181
    MT core course
    As published: “MA 181”
    3
  37. PSY 110
    SS core course
    As published: “PSY 110”
    3
  38. MA 181
    MT core course
    As published: “MA 181: (MT core course) Not all students should begin with MA 181. Follow placement recommendations and advisor guidance in course selection”
    3
  39. EN 101
    Composition core course
    As published: “EN 101: Composition core course”
    3
  40. EN 102
    WR core course
    As published: “EN 102”
    3
  41. IT 130
    Java Programming
    As published: “IT 130”
  42. MA 124
    History of Mathematics
    As published: “MA 124”
  43. MA 200
    DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 200”
    3
  44. MA 218
    MT core course; DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 218”
  45. TRS 100
    TRS core course
    As published: “TRS 100”
    3
  46. MA 200
    DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 200 is available in even-numbered Spring semesters. In odd numbered Spring semesters, students should complete an elective course”
    3
  47. EN 102
    WR core course
    As published: “EN 102: WR core course”
    3
  48. TRS 100
    TRS core course
    As published: “TRS 100: TRS core course”
    3
  49. MA 218
    MT core course; DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 218: DSCI core course”
  50. MA 210
  51. MA 230
    Scientific Computing
    As published: “MA 230”
  52. MA 325
    Differential Equations
    As published: “MA 325”
  53. PHYS 271
    General Physics I
    As published: “PHYS 271”
  54. PHYS 271L
    General Physics I Lab
    As published: “PHYS 271L”
  55. MA 325
    Differential Equations
    As published: “MA 325 is available in even-numbered Fall semesters. In odd-numbered Fall semesters, students should complete MA 230”
  56. PHYS 271
    General Physics I
    As published: “PHYS 271: NS core course”
  57. PHYS 271L
    General Physics I Lab
    As published: “PHYS 271L: NS lab core course”
  58. ED 254
    Technology for the K-12 Classroom
    As published: “ED 254”
  59. ED 309
  60. MA 215
    Linear Algebra and Proof Techniques
    As published: “MA 215”
  61. MA 200
    DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 200”
    3
  62. MA 257
  63. MA 221
    Multivariable Calculus
    As published: “MA 221”
  64. PHYS 272
    General Physics II
    As published: “PHYS 272”
  65. PHYS 272L
    General Physics II Lab
    As published: “PHYS 272L”
  66. MA 200
    DSCI core course
    As published: “MA 200 and 257 are available in even-numbered Spring semesters. In odd-numbered Spring semesters, students should complete MA 215 and 221”
    3
  67. PHYS 272
    General Physics II
    As published: “PHYS 272: DSCI core course”
  68. ED 338
  69. MA 309
    Mathematics Seminar
    As published: “MA 309”
  70. MA 230
    Scientific Computing
    As published: “MA 230”
  71. MA 325
    Differential Equations
    As published: “MA 325”
  72. MA 420
    Abstract Algebra
    As published: “MA 420”
  73. MA 425
    Introduction to Real Analysis
    As published: “MA 425”
  74. MA 325
    Differential Equations
    As published: “MA 325 and 420 are available in even-numbered Fall semesters. In odd-numbered Fall semesters, students should complete MA 230 and 425”
  75. ED 337
    Literacy in the Content Areas
    As published: “ED 337”
  76. ED 351
    Assessment to Support Learning in K-12
    As published: “ED 351”
  77. MA 215
    Linear Algebra and Proof Techniques
    As published: “MA 215”
  78. MA 257
  79. MA 124
    History of Mathematics
    As published: “MA 124”
  80. MA 221
    Multivariable Calculus
    As published: “MA 221”
  81. MA 257
    Introduction to Number Theory and Proof Techniques
    As published: “MA 257 and 418 are available in even-numbered Spring semesters. In odd-numbered Spring semesters, students should complete MA 215 and 221”
  82. ED 369
  83. MA 409
    Mathematics Seminar
    As published: “MA 409”
  84. MA 427
    Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometries
    As published: “MA 427”
  85. MA 420
    Abstract Algebra
    As published: “MA 420”
  86. MA 425
    Introduction to Real Analysis
    As published: “MA 425”
  87. MA 420
    Abstract Algebra
    As published: “MA 420 is available in even-numbered Fall semesters. In odd-numbered Fall semesters, students should complete MA 425”
  88. ED 460S
    Student Teaching: Secondary
    As published: “ED 460S”
  89. ED 461
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