Program Overview

Introduction to the TIME 2000 Program

The TIME 2000 program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mathematics and secondary education. The program is structured to meet the needs of students who wish to pursue a career in teaching mathematics at the secondary level.

Program Overview

The TIME 2000 program is a four-year program that includes coursework in mathematics, secondary education, and other related fields. The program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in mathematics and education, as well as the skills and knowledge necessary to become effective teachers.

Course of Study

The course of study for the TIME 2000 program is as follows:

• Freshman Year:
  • M141 – Calculus & Analytic Geometry
  • ENG 110 – Composition I
  • CS90 – Topics in Computing
  • M142 – Calculus
  • SEYS 221 – Human Development & Learning
  • M220 – Discrete Math
• Sophomore Year:
  • M143 – Calculus
  • SEYS 201W - Foundations of Education
  • CS112 – Algorithm Problem Solving
  • M201 – Multivariable Calculus
  • M241 – Probability & Statistics
  • M242 – Methods of Mathematical Statistics
  • M245 – Linear Algebra
• Junior Year:
  • M223 – Differential Equations
  • SEYS 340 – Language Diversity & Development
  • M231 – Linear Algebra
  • ECPSE 350 – Educational & Community Programs, Special Education
  • M205 – Problem solving
  • M385W – H.S Math from an Advanced Standpoint
  • M301 – Algebraic Structures
• Senior Year:
  • M218 – College Geometry
  • SEYS 350 – Cognition, Teaching & Technology
  • M318 – Foundations of Geometry
  • SEYS 361 – Methods of Teaching Math
  • SEYS 371.2 – Practicum in Mathematics M/JHS [3 credits]
  • SEYS 290.3 – Student Teaching in Secondary School [3 credits]
  • SEYS 381W – Curriculum & Assessment

Program Details

The TIME 2000 program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mathematics and secondary education. The program includes coursework in mathematics, secondary education, and other related fields, as well as clinical experiences and student teaching.

Legend

• M = Mathematics
• CS = Computer Science
• S = SEYS
• E = English
• W = Writing Intensive will be granted

Notes

Changes are made based on the availability of professors, needs of students, and program revisions. Adjustments can be made to the schedule with the approval of the program director.