The Department of Mathematics of Iona College offers and undergraduate program leading to a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Applied Mathematics. What can you do with mathematics? You can send a man to the moon, monitor the quality of work during a production process, encode and decode messages, predict the number of people that will have contracted a particular disease at some future date, simulate an alien landscape and much more. Mathematics is a powerful tool in many areas of human endeavor including science, business, politics and medicine. This program is designed to prepare students to meet the diverse quantitative needs of modern society. Majors in this program take courses in calculus, analysis, probability, statistics, mathematical modeling, discrete mathematics and quantitative courses outside the mathematics department.
The Program of Study
College Core * |
57 credits |
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Arts Degree Core ** |
3 credits |
Major Prerequisites |
8 credits |
Major Requirements |
30 credits |
Liberal Arts Electives |
3 credits |
Open Electives |
19 credits |
* BA Applied Math students take MTH 231, CS 201, PHY 101 and PHY 102 to satisfy the College Core.
** BA Applied Math students satisfy the Arts Degree Core by successfully completing a three credit offering of the Department of Fine Arts.
Major Prerequisite
MTH 232 |
Calculus II |
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MTH 233 |
Calculus III |
Major Requirements
MTH 250 |
Linear Algebra |
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MTH 302 |
Differential Equations |
MTH 310 |
Discrete Mathematics |
MTH 432 |
Probability and Statistics I |
MTH 433 |
Probability and Statistics II |
MTH 441 |
Mathematical Modeling |
One of the following:
MTH 411 |
Vector Analysis |
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MTH 415 |
Complex Variables |
One of the following electives:
MTH 403 |
Geometry |
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MTH 406 |
Topology |
MTH 410 |
Advanced Calculus |
MTH 421 |
Abstract Algebra |
Two quantitative electives in an area of application
(e.g. Computer Science, Business, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences). Chosen in consultation with the department chair.
Click here to see the projected schedule of Undergraduate Mathematics offerings.