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Courses within this major can provide foundations applicable to the many fields of engineering, physical sciences, life sciences, behavioral and social sciences, and computer sciences. Undergraduate majors have considerable freedom to plan a course of study consistent with their particular interests. The CAAM Department offers a B.A. degree with advanced courses chosen from the areas of:
DEGREES REQUIREMENT FOR B.A. IN COMPUTATIONAL & APPLIED MATHEMATICS: Students majoring in computational and applied mathematics are required to complete the 52 semester hours spelled out in the following program of study. INTRODUCTORY COURSES: ( Typically completed during the first two years )
MATH 101: Single Variable Calculus I* *Students who have prior experience with calculus and/or computational science may petition the department for a waiver. +Students may substitute the Honors Calculus sequence (MATH 221, 222) for MATH 212. Entering students should enroll in the most advanced course commensurate with their background; advice is available from the CAAM department during Orientation Week. INTERMEDIATE COURSES: ( Typically completed by the end of the third year )
CAAM 336: Differential Equations in Science and Engineering ADVANCED COURSES: ( Typically completed during the fourth year )
CAAM 453: Numerical Analysis I DESIGN PROJECTt: ( Typically completed during the 4th year )
CAAM 495: Senior Design Project I ELECTIVES: 4 Courses at 300 level or above, 2 of which are at 400 level or above. (Chosen in consultation with a CAAM undergraduate advisor). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
CAAM 415: Theoretical Neuroscience Current degree requirements - online General Announcements HELPFUL LINKS:
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