Mathematics

Degree Programs

General Studies

The General Studies requirements for Chadron State College are available on a separate page for easy reference.

Student Learning Outcomes

The Degree of Bachelor of Science with a Subject Major in Mathematics

A student must complete the following program in addition to General Studies requirements and a major or minor in another area. Transfer students must complete at least one-half of the major at Chadron State College. An unduplicated course from upper division courses (excluding MATH 335) in mathematics will be taken to satisfy the General Studies mathematics requirement.

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 151 Calculus I 5
MATH 237 History and Foundations of Math 3
MATH 252 Calculus II 5
MATH 330 Differential Equations 3
MATH 331 Probability and Statistics 3
MATH 336 Calculus III 3
MATH 337 Elementary Linear Algebra 3
MATH 410 Mathematics Seminar 1
MATH 429 Intro. to Modern Algebra 3
MATH 434 Introductory Analysis 3
Electives* 4
Total hours 36
*Electives will be selected from upper division courses (excluding MATH 335) in mathematics and information science and technology.

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The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Education with a Field Endorsement in Mathematics (7-12)

A student must complete the following program in addition to the General Studies and Professional Education requirements. Transfer students must complete one-half of the program at Chadron State College. MATH 239 will be taken to satisfy the General Studies Mathematics requirements.

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 151 Calculus I 5
MATH 237 History and Foundations of Math 3
MATH 252 Calculus II 5
MATH 330 Differential Equations 3
MATH 331 Probability and Statistics 3
MATH 334 College Geometry 3
MATH 336 Calculus III 3
MATH 337 Elementary Linear Algebra 3
MATH 401 Adv. Math Education Perspectives 3
MATH 410 Mathematics Seminar 1
MATH 429 Intro. to Modern Algebra 3
MATH 434 Introductory Analysis 3
Total hours 38
MATH 330 will serve as the course for the mathematical modeling requirement of this endorsement.

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The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Education with a Middle Grades Content Area of Specialization in Mathematics (Grades 4-9)

A student must complete the following program in addition to the General Studies, the Professional Education Field Endorsement in Middle Grades requirements, and one other Content Area of Specialization for Middle Grades.

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 135 Pre-Calculus Mathematics 3
MATH 138 Applied Calculus 3
MATH 232

MATH 331
Applied Statistics
or
Probability and Statistics
3
MATH 235 Math for the Elem. Teacher I 3
MATH 237 History and Foundations of Mathematics 3
MATH 335 Math for the Elem. Teacher II 3
Total hours 18

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Minors in Mathematics

Minor in Mathematics

A student must complete the following program in addition to a major in another area and the General Studies requirements:

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 151 Calculus I 5

MATH 237

MATH 239

MATH 252
either
History and Foundations of Mathematics
and
Discrete Mathematics
or
Calculus II
5-6
MATH 331 Probability and Statistics 3
Upper Division Math Electives 7
Total hours 20-21

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Minor in Applied Statistics

A student must complete the following program in addition to a major in another area and the General Studies requirements.

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 138

MATH 151
Applied Calculus
or
Calculus I
3
MATH 331 Probability & Statistics 3
MATH 337 Elem. Linear Algebra 3
MATH 338 Operations Research 3
MATH 433 Statistical Methods and Data Analysis 3
MATH 435 Sampling Techniques 3
Total hours 18-20

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Minor in Mathematics Education (K-8)

A student must complete the following program in addition to the General Studies and Professional Education, Elementary Education requirements.

Number Course Title Hours
MATH 137 Math Topics for Elementary Teachers 3
MATH 232

MATH 331
Applied Statistics
or
Probability and Statistics
3
MATH 235 Math for the Elem. Teacher I 3
MATH 335 Math for the Elem. Teacher II 3
Electives selected from list below 3
Total hours 18-19
Electives may be selected from MATH 134, 135, 138, 142, 237, 239, or any unduplicated upper division course in Mathematics or Information Science and Technology. Either MATH 232 or 331 will be used to satisfy the requirements of this minor; students may not apply both courses to the total minor requirements.

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