Mathematics, B.S. (for students entering Tandon prior to Fall 2017)

Department Courses

• MA-UY 1024 Calculus I for Engineers 4 Credits

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• MA-UY 1324 Integrated Calculus I for Engineers 4 Credits

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• MA-UY 1124 Calculus II for Engineers 4 Credits

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• MA-UY 1424 Integrated Calculus II for Engineers 4 Credits

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• MA-UY 2034 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 4 Credits
• MA-UY 2114 Calculus III: Multi-Dimensional Calculus 4 Credits
• MA-UY 2224 Data Analysis 4 Credits
• MA-UY 2314 Discrete Mathematics 4 Credits
• MA-UY 3113 Advanced Linear Algebra and Complex Variables 3 Credits
• MA-UY 4413 Applied Partial Differential Equations 3 Credits

• (May be substituted by another course with adviser’s approval)

• CS-UY 1114 Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving 4 Credits
• PH-UY 1013 Mechanics 3 Credits
• PH-UY 2023 Electricity, Magnetism and Fluids 3 Credits
• PH-UY 2033 Waves, Optics and Thermodynamics 3 Credits
• PH-UY 2121 General Physics Laboratory I 1 Credits
• PH-UY 2131 General Physics Laboratory II 1 Credits
• EXPOS-UA 1 Writing the Essay 4 Credits
• EXPOS-UA 2 The Advanced College Essay 4 Credits
• CM-UY 1004 General Chemistry for Engineers 4 Credits
• Concentration 18 Credits *
• Humanities/Social Science electives 20 Credits

Note: EXPOS-UA 1 and EXPOS-UA 2 do not count toward the Humanities and Social Sciences Elective requirement of 20 credits.

• Free electives, with adviser’s approval 15 Credits

Note:

*These consist of at least 9 credits in a single area of study other than mathematics and beyond the required courses found above. The sequence must be well integrated and consistent to ensure you gain knowledge in an area other than mathematics. When selecting electives, you should consult with the adviser of the department that interests you. Concentration work is in addition to the courses you take under other categories of the programs. For instance, required courses in physics do not count toward a concentration in physics.

Advanced Placement credits may be applied towards the first year of calculus. Students receiving grades of 4 or 5 in Calculus BC on advanced placement examinations in calculus conducted by the College Entrance Examination Board may be granted a maximum of 8 credits to be applied toward the 127-credit requirement for Bachelor’s Degree in mathematics.

Freshman Year

Sophomore Year

Junior Year

Senior Year

Total credits required for the degree: 127 Credits