Program Overview

Fariborz Maseeh Department of Mathematics + Statistics Programs ## Overview of Programs Offered by the Department of Mathematics + Statistics at Portland State University (PSU) are as follows: ### Undergraduate Programs - Mathematics BA/BS/Minor - Mathematics BA/BS Degree Maps - Mathematics BA/BS Program Details - Mathematics Minor Program Details - Honors Track - Data Science BS - Data Science BS Degree Maps - Data Science BS Program Details - Mathematics for Middle School Teachers Minor - Mathematics for Middle School Teachers Minor Program Details - Advising Courses Scholarships Challenge Exams Tutoring ### Graduate Programs - Mathematical Sciences PhD - Mathematical Sciences PhD Admissions - Mathematical Sciences PhD Program Details - Mathematics Education PhD - Mathematics Education PhD Admissions - Mathematics Education PhD Program Details - Mathematics MA/MS - Mathematics MA/MS Admissions - Mathematics MA/MS Program Details - Statistics + Data Science MS - Statistics + Data Science MS Admissions - Statistics + Data Science MS Program Details - Mathematics for Teachers MS - Mathematics for Teachers MS Admissions - Mathematics for Teachers MS Program Details - Mathematics for Teachers MS Curriculum Projects - Applied Statistics + Data Science Graduate Certificate - Applied Statistics + Data Science Graduate Certificate Admissions - Applied Statistics + Data Science Graduate Certificate Program Details - Advising Courses 501 Project Guidelines Master's Exams Scholarships Graduate Assistantships ### Research - Faculty Research RTG in Computation and Data Enabled Science Colloquiums and Seminars ## Math BS Option IV - High School Teaching, Degree Map for CATALOG YEAR The following is the degree map for the Math BS Option IV - High School Teaching program: ### First Year - Fall Courses: Freshman Inquiry (5 credits), BS Arts & Letters /Social Sciences (4 credits), MTH 251 (4 credits) - Winter Courses: Freshman Inquiry (5 credits), BS Arts & Letters /Social Sciences (4 credits), MTH 252 (4 credits), MTH 261 (4 credits) - Spring Courses: Freshman Inquiry (5 credits), BS Arts & Letters /Social Sciences (4 credits), MTH 253 (4 credits) - Total Fall Credits: 13 - Total Winter Credits: 17 - Total Spring Credits: 13 - First Year Milestones: Complete MTH 252 and MTH 261 (by end of spring term) ### Second Year - Fall Courses: Sophomore Inquiry (4 credits), BS Science with lab (4 credits), MTH 254 (4 credits), Race and Ethnic Studies (4 credits) - Winter Courses: Sophomore Inquiry (4 credits), BS Science with Lab (4 credits), MTH 255 (4 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Spring Courses: Race and Ethnic Studies (4 credits), BS Science (4 credits), MTH 256 (4 credits), MTH 271 (4 credits) - Total Fall Credits: 16 - Total Winter Credits: 16 - Total Spring Credits: 16 - Second Year Milestone: Complete MTH 256 (by the end of spring term) ### Third Year - Fall Courses: Upper Division Cluster (4 credits), MTH 346 (4 credits), STAT 461 (3 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Winter Courses: Upper Division Cluster (4 credits), MTH 356 (4 credits), STAT 462 (3 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Spring Courses: Upper Division Cluster (4 credits), MTH 338 (4 credits), MTH 344 (4 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Total Fall Credits: 15 - Total Winter Credits: 15 - Total Spring Credits: 16 - Third Year Milestones: Complete MTH 344 and 400 level sequence (by the end of spring term) ### Fourth Year - Fall Courses: MTH 311 (4 credits), Upper Division General Elective (4 credits), General Elective (4 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Winter Courses: MTH 312 (4 credits), MTH 4xx1 (3 credits), General Elective (4 credits), General Elective (4 credits) - Spring Courses: Senior Capstone (6 credits), MTH 4xx1 (3 credits), Upper Division General Elective (4 credits) - Total Fall Credits: 15 - Total Winter Credits: 15 - Total Spring Credits: 13 - Fourth Year Milestone: Apply for graduation by the first week of winter term Note: See department for approved electives list.