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Advising

The Department of Mathematics offers four undergraduate degrees: the Each student should consult with a faculty advisor to determine which degree program best fits the individual students needs.

Students finishing after June 30, 2009 should be aware that only the BATT will be accepted as a CSET waiver program after that date.

Students may see any faculty member for program advice. New and transfer students should see an advisor before registering for classes. The department has implemented mandatory advising for all mathematics majors registering for Winter quarter. This registration occurs about the middle of Fall quarter. Information about various university requirements is available from the Undergraduate Studies web page. Information on obtaining a teaching credential from CSUSB can be obtained from the CASE office.

Department Schedule Information

Graduation Roadmaps:

Use the following plans to plan your courses to graduate in the specified time period. The choice of plans depends on the number of courses you can take each quarter, and on your preparedness level. "Calculus Ready" refers to students who have adequate preparation to take calculus as newly admitted freshmen. Not "Calculus Ready" refers to students who need to take College Algebra and Pre-Calculus.

Department Mission Statement

The following degree programs are offered:

Undergraduate

  • BATT course flowchart
  • BA course flowchart
  • Bachelor of Arts
  • Bachelor of Arts - Teaching Track
  • Bachelor of Arts - Integrated Teaching Track
    The integrated teaching track allows prospective single-subject teachers the opportunity to earn their Bachelor of Arts in Mahtematics and Single Subject Cretdential concurrently.
    BAITT Packet
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Teaching Credential Program
  • Minor
  • Certificate Program
  • Departmental Honors
  • Course Descriptions
    • Areas in which mathematics graduates are employed include elementary, secondary, college, and university teaching, engineering, aerospace, space exploration, computer design and analysis, actuarial planning, economics, finance, industrial management, market research and government.
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