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* Note * One of COSC 480 or COSC 418 , but not both. Upper-Division Mathematics Electives (6–8 units)
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| MATH 331 | Probability (4 units) |
| MATH 374 | Differential Equations (3 units) |
| MATH 377 * or MATH 439 * |
Mathematical Models (3 units) * or Computational Probability Models (3 units) * |
| MATH 378 | Scientific Modeling and Simulations (3 units) |
| MATH 437 | Operations Research (3 units) |
| MATH 451 | Graph Theory (3 units) |
| MATH 457 | Differential Geometry (3 units) |
| MATH 465 | Theory of Numbers (3 units) |
| MATH 467 | Algebraic Structures (3 units) |
| MATH 473 | Introductory Real Analysis (4 units) |
| MATH 475 | Complex Analysis (3 units) |
| MATH 477 | Topology (3 units) |
* Note * One of MATH 377 or MATH 439, but not both.
Upper-Division Computer Science Electives (9 units)
Either
Two courses from the following:
| COSC 417 | Introduction to the Theory of Computing (3 units) |
| COSC 436 | Object-oriented Design and Programming (3 units) |
| COSC 483 | Design and Analysis of Algorithms (3 units) |
And one course from the following:
| COSC 412 | Software Engineering (3 units) |
| COSC 441 | Computer Performance Evaluation (3 units) |
| COSC 459 | Computer Simulation and Modeling (3 units) |
| COSC 484 | Web-based Programming (3 units) |
Or
Two courses from the following:
| COSC 441 | Computer Performance Evaluation (3 units) |
| COSC 459 | Computer Simulation and Modeling (3 units) |
| COSC 484 | Web-based Programming (3 units) |
And one course from the following:
| COSC 417 | Introduction to the Theory of Computing (3 units) |
| COSC 436 | Object-oriented Design and Programming (4 units) |
| COSC 461 | Computer Performance Evaluation (3 units) |
| COSC 471 | Computer Graphics (3 units) |
| COSC 483 | Design and Analysis of Algorithms (3 units) |
Science Requirements: (12–14 units)
A sequence of two lab courses taken from physics, biology or chemistry, which must be accepted in that major. One additional 4-unit course or two additional 3-unit courses from physics, biology or chemistry, also accepted in that major (except PHYS 244 and 337), with the requirement that 12 units of science be met.
Note: COMM 131 Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 units) must be taken to fulfill the
General Education Requirement in Category II.B.3.
In addition to the required and elective courses listed above that comprise the combined major in mathematics and computer science, other resources that will help the student complete this major are:
- Typical four-year sequence of courses in this concentration
- Advising and scheduling
- Core Curriculum Requirements checklist (PDF) (note: opens in a new window)
- General Education (GenEd) requirements checklist (PDF) (note: opens in a new window)
- Transfer student policy
- Notes for majors.
Department of Mathematics
7800 York Road, Room 316 (campus map)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Phone: 410-704-3091
Fax: 410-704-4149
E-mail: math@towson.edu
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• Core Curriculum Requirements Checklist (PDF) • GenEd Requirements Checklist (PDF) (for graduation under catalogs prior to 2011-2012) |
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