College of Arts and Science
Handbook
for
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Economics
1. The Program
The Departments of Mathematical Sciences and Economics at the University of Delaware offer a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Economics. This program is recommended for students whose goals are to specialize in mathematics and economics, with special emphasis on applications of mathematics to economics. It will prepare students to pursue graduate studies in economics or mathematics, and it can position majors to compete favorably in the job marketplace.
2. Advising
Students are required to consult their advisors prior to registering for courses. The advisors are also a source of information on careers and other items of interest to the students.
3. Required Courses
University Requirements
College Requirements
Major
Requirements
(C- or better required for all courses)
Required Related
Work (C- or better required for all courses)
Electives
4. Table of MATH and ECON courses mentioned above
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ECON152 or permission of instructor |
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MATH241 or equivalent |
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MATH350 or equivalent |
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300 or higher level course on differential equations |
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300 or higher level course on differential equations |
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College Algebra |
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* Course offering may vary from year to year depending on enrollment and other factors. Check with the corresponding department for actual offering before registering for courses. In particular, check the offering of MATH courses.
*The CISC prerequisite for MATH426 is a course which includes a programming language such as CISC 105, 106, 120 or 181.
* Capstone course for the major.
5. Check List
6. Sample Curriculum