2019-2020 Catalog and Student Handbook 
    
    Nov 24, 2024  
2019-2020 Catalog and Student Handbook [Archived Catalog]

Mathematics, A.S.


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Major in Tennessee Transfer Pathway with Emphasis in Mathematics (A.S.)

Sample Academic Plan - Total Credit Hours: 61


Program Requirements - Students may be required to take additional Learning Support courses.  Courses cannot be used more than once to satisfy program requirements.  Students requiring MATH 1130  and MATH 1730  should take these courses prior to beginning the following pathway to ensure timely completion.

First Year - Fall Semester - Total Credit Hours: 14


First Year - Spring Semester - Credit Hours: 16-17


Second Year - Fall Semester - Credit Hours: 17


Second Year - Spring Semester - Credit Hours: 13


General Education Requirements (Only When Option Noted Above)


1History Requirement - Select from HIST 2010 , HIST 2020 HIST 2030 , HIST 2310 , HIST 2320 .

2Humanities/Fine Arts Requirement - Select from ART 1035 , ART 2000 , ART 2020 , ENGL 2160 , ENGL 2860 , HUM 1010 HUM 1020 MUS 1030 PHIL 1030 PHIL 1040 PHIL 2200 THEA 1030 . Literature Options: ENGL 2055 , ENGL 2130 , ENGL 2235 , ENGL 2310 , ENGL 2320 .

3Mathematics Requirement - Select from MATH 1010 MATH 1130 MATH 1530 MATH 1630 MATH 1710 MATH 1720 MATH 1730 , MATH 1830 MATH 1910 .

4Natural Sciences Requirement - Select from ASTR 1030 BIOL 1080  (must pair with non-biology course except for BIOL 2010  or BIOL 2020 ), BIOL 1110 BIOL 1120 BIOL 2010 BIOL 2020 CHEM 1110 CHEM 1120 ESCI 1010 ESCI 1020 PHYS 2010 PHYS 2020 PHYS 2110 PHYS 2120 PSCI 1030 .

5Social/Behavioral Science Requirement - Select from ANTH 1230 ANTH 1430 , ECON 2100 ECON 2200 GEOG 2010 MCOM 1110 PHED 2120 POLS 1010 POLS 1030 POLS 2025 POLS 2035 PSYC 1030 PSYC 2130 SOCI 1010 SOCI 1040 SOCI 2010 .

Note(s):


*NOTE: Students who wish to pursue a concentration in actuarial science available at UT Chattanooga; MTSU or TSU should complete ECON 2100  and ECON 2200  to fulfill the requirement in social/behavioral sciences.

**NOTE: TSU requires Calculus-based Physics sequence; Industrial Track of the Professional Mathematics Concentration at MTSU requires Calculus-Based Physics sequence; University of Memphis requires either Calculus-Based Physics sequence or CHEM 1110  and CHEM 1120  sequence. TTU requires a two-semester science lab sequence but not including PHYS 2010  and PHYS 2020  as an option.

*** NOTE: A programming language course is not required at the UT Martin or at ETSU.

****NOTE: Students who transfer to ETSU will be required to complete COMM 2055 .

*****NOTE: Students transferring to UT Knoxville must complete a non-U.S. history sequence.

NOTE: Students transferring to the following institutions must earn a "C" or better in all listed MATH courses: MTSU, TSU, TTU, University of Memphis, UT Martin. "C" or better required in all MATH 2000 level courses at UT Knoxville. A "C" grade or better is required in Programming class at University of Memphis.

NOTE: Students transferring to the UT Knoxville will also have to meet the foreign language requirement either prior to or when they attend UT Knoxville. This can be met prior to attending UT Knoxville, by completing 2000-level competency in a foreign language, by completing FREN 2020, GERM 2020 or SPAN 2020. NOTE: For students who transfer to ETSU: "GPA of 3.0 in all major courses with no more than one course with grade below "C" (2.0), including any course that has been repeated."

Check www.tntransferpathway.org to see which four-year institutions offer this TTP major.  Students should meet with their assigned advisor to determine courses required for the university chosen.

Students and advisors should run a degree audit from myChargerNet each semester to confirm classes are applicable to the program of study.

For more information contact:
James Smith at jsmith@columbiastate.edu or 931.766.1481
Science, Technology and Math Division office at 931.540.2710 or stm@columbiastate.edu

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