Minor in Mathematics

The Minor in Mathematics program documents your in-depth knowledge of mathematics and analytical reasoning skills promoted by studying mathematics. You'll have numerous opportunities to have an in-depth look at numerical methods, linear programming, various mathematical theories, probability and how they relate to our evolving, modern world.

KSU mathematics students in the classroom

Program Snapshot
Required Courses: 7 Credit Hours
- MATH 2203: Calculus III
- MATH 3260: Linear Algebra I
Elective Courses: 9 Credit Hours
Complete 9 additional hours of MATH or STAT courses from the list below, with at least 6 of these hours at the 3000 level or above:
MATH 2306: Ordinary Differential Equations

MATH 2335: Numerical Methods for Engineers

MATH 2345: Discrete Mathematics

MATH 2390: Introduction to Logic, Set Theory, and Proofs

MATH 3000: Software of Mathematics

MATH 3204: Calculus IV

MATH 3261: Numerical Methods I

MATH 3272: Introduction to Linear Programming

MATH 3322: Graph Theory

MATH 3324: Enumerative Combinatorics

MATH 3332: Probability Theory

MATH 3405: Probabilistic Foundations of Actuarial Science

MATH 3496: Elementary Number Theory

MATH 3696: College Geometry
MATH 4260: Linear Algebra II

MATH 4310: Partial Differential Equations

MATH 4345: Numerical Methods II

MATH 4361: Modern Algebra I

MATH 4362: Modern Algebra II

MATH 4381: Real Analysis I

MATH 4382: Real Analysis II

MATH 4391: Complex Analysis

MATH 4400: Directed Study

MATH 4490: Special Topics in Mathematics

MATH 4596: Topology

MATH 4699: Undergraduate Research

STAT 2332: Probability and Data Analysis
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