Minor in Mathematics

The Minor in Mathematics program documents your in-depth knowledge of mathematics and analytical reasoning skills promoted by studying mathematics. You will have numerous opportunities to investigate numerical methods, linear programming, various mathematical theories, probability, and more, and to learn how mathematics relates to our evolving, modern world.

KSU mathematics students in the classroom

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Note that courses required for your major may also be used to fulfill the minor.

Required Courses: 7 Credit Hours
- MATH 2203: Calculus III
- MATH 3260: Linear Algebra I
Elective Courses: 9 Credit Hours
Complete 9 additional hours of MATH or STAT courses from the list below, with at least 6 of these hours at the 3000 level or above:
MATH 2306: Ordinary Differential Equations

MATH 2335: Numerical Methods for Engineers

MATH 2345: Discrete Mathematics

MATH 2390: Introduction to Logic, Set Theory, and Proofs

MATH 3000: Software of Mathematics

MATH 3204: Calculus IV

MATH 3261: Numerical Methods I

MATH 3262: Mathematical Modeling

MATH 3272: Introduction to Linear Programming

MATH 3322: Graph Theory

MATH 3324: Enumerative Combinatorics

MATH 3332: Probability Theory

MATH 3405: Probabilistic Foundations of Actuarial Science
MATH 3496: Elementary Number Theory

MATH 3696: College Geometry

MATH 4260: Linear Algebra II

MATH 4310: Partial Differential Equations

MATH 4345: Numerical Methods II

MATH 4361: Modern Algebra I

MATH 4362: Modern Algebra II

MATH 4381: Real Analysis I

MATH 4382: Real Analysis II

MATH 4391: Complex Analysis

MATH 4400: Directed Study

MATH 4490: Special Topics in Mathematics

MATH 4596: Topology

MATH 4699: Undergraduate Research

STAT 2332: Probability and Data Analysis
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