Concentration/Specialization 9 hours MAT 460 Choose two from MAT 402, MAT 333, or MAT 322 Note: On the basis of placement test scores, students may also be required to complete MAT 115, or MAT 120.
Support Courses 19 hours
report Courses 19 hours
Three 300-400 Electives: 9 hours Free electives: 4 hours
Other degree requirements
The comprehensive exit assessment is completion of MAT 460 with a grade of C or better.
Liberal Studies Requirements 43 hours
Must include MAT 131 and PHY 211 10 hours
Core Courses 33 hours
MAT 132 MAT 231 MAT 300 MAT 307 MAT 312
MAT 321 MAT 326 MAT 401 COS 108 COS 310
Professional Education Courses 36 hours
EDU 202 EDU 203 EDU 302 EDU 303 EDU 304
EDU 310 EDU 411 EDU 454 EDU 494
Refer to the College of Professional Studies chapter – School of Education for specific admission and course requirements and further information about the Educator Preparation Program. Students should maintain close contact with the mathematics education advisor in the Division of Mathematics and Sciences, as well as the faculty in the School of Education.
Students in this double degree program attend Kentucky State University for three years of study in the pre- engineering area of their choice, and then transfers to an engineering granting university such as the University of Kentucky. Upon successful completion of the KSU Math/Applied: Pre-Engineering degree requirements, students are awarded the Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics by Kentucky State University. Students are awarded the Bachelor of Science degree in their selected
field of engineering by the engineering degree granting university after completing that institution's degree requirement.
Liberal Studies Requirements 43 hours
Must include MAT 131 and PHY 211 10 hours
Honors students must take MAT 131, PHY 211, and MAT 304 in place of HON 122 and HON 221.
Pre-Engineering Core Courses 31 hours
A grade of C or better must be earned in the following courses.
MAT 132 MAT 231
PHY 212, PHY 311,
PHY 320,
Choose one course from MAT 315, MAT 321, or MAT 333
PHY 350,
PHY 390