Prerequisite: MA 9, 10 or their equivalent.
Program: Ten additional semester courses approved by the Division of Applied Mathematics, including MA 18, 52, AM 35, 36 and one of AM 9, 16 or CS 4, 15, or 17. AM 33, 34 will sometimes be accepted as substitutes for AM 35, 36. Of the unspecified courses four should be chosen from the 100-level courses taught by the Division of Applied Mathematics. Substitution of alternate courses for the specific requirements is subject to approval of the division. Concentrators are urged to consider MA 54 as an alternative to MA 52 and to complete their introductory programming course before the end of their sophomore year.
Eighteen approved semester courses in mathematics, applied mathematics, engineering, the natural or social sciences, including MA 9, 10, 18, 52; AM 35, 36, and 193 or 194, and one of AM 9, 16, or CS 4, 15, or 17. AM 33, 34 will sometimes be accepted as substitutes for AM 35, 36. Of the unspecified courses six should be chosen from the 100-level or higher level courses. Substitution of alternate courses for the specific requirements is subject to approval by the division. Concentrators are urged to consider MA 54 as an alternative to MA 52 and to complete their introductory programming course before the end of their sophomore year.
Students who have not established proficiency in a foreign language will be encouraged to take French, German, or Russian.
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