Requirements

Applied Mathematics Major

Math 256, Math 281, 282, Math 341, 342, Math 315

AND four courses from the following list:
Math 351, 352; Math 451,452,453; Math 411,412;
Math 420,421, 422; Math 455, 456, 457;
Math 461,462,463.

Pure Mathematics Major

Math 256; Math 281,282; Math 341,342; Math 315

AND four courses from the following list:
Math 391,392,393; Math 394,395; Math 441; Math 444,445,446;
Math 413,414,415; Math 431,432,433; Math 464,465,466.

Secondary Teaching Major

Math 315; Math 346; Math 341; Math 391,392,393; Math 394,395;
Math 461; and CIS 122 or CIS 210 or a programming course approved
by an advisor.

Design-Your-Own Mathematics Major

Math 256; Math 281,282; Math 341,342; Math 315

AND four courses from the lists of applied and pure math
in consultation with an advisor. It is crucial to get approval
in advance as the four courses may not be chosen arbitrarily.


Graduating with Honors in Mathematics

Students preparing to graduate with honors in mathematics should
notify the department's honors adviser by the beginning of their
senior year. To graduate with honors, students must do additional
course work at a satisfactory level and write a thesis covering
advanced topics assigned by their adviser.

Mathematics Minor

To earn a minor in mathematics, a student must complete at least
30 credits in mathematics at the 200 level or higher, with at least
15 upper-division mathematics credits. Math 425, 426, 427 cannot be
used. A minimum of 15 credits must be taken at the U of O. Only one
D grade may be counted in fulfilling the upper-division requirement.
All upper-division courses must be taken for credit.

 

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