Mathematics Minor

For information, contact the Department of Mathematics, 123 Bachelor Hall, 513-529-5818.

This minor provides students with an increased understanding of, and competence in, mathematics. Building on a base of calculus and linear algebra, already required for many majors, the program leads students through an introductory proof course, a theoretical course, and an applications course.

To complete the minor in Mathematics, you must have at least a 2.00 grade point average (GPA) over the courses in the minor. All courses taken for the minor must be for a grade, not for credit/no-credit. This minor is not available to majors in Mathematics, Mathematics and Statistics, or Integrated Mathematics.

Program Requirements

(19-23 semester hours)

Select one of the following courses:4-5
Calculus II
or MTH 249H
Calculus II
The following course is required:4
Calculus III
Select one of the following pairs of courses:5-6
Introduction to Linear Algebra
and Proof: Introduction to Higher Mathematics
MTH 222T
MTH 331T

and Proof: Introduction to Higher Mathematics (H)
Select one 400-level course from each list below.
At least one of these two selected 400-level courses must be taken at Miami.
1. Select one of the following theoretical courses:3-4
Foundations of Geometry
Introduction to Abstract Algebra
Theory and Applications of Graphs
Real Analysis
Introduction to Topology
2. Select one of the following applied courses:3-4
Optimization
Mathematical Modeling Seminar
Combinatorics
Topics in Mathematical Finance
Introduction to Complex Variables
Numerical Analysis
Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
Introduction to Applied Nonlinear Dynamics
Introduction to Applied Nonlinear Dynamics
Total Credit Hours19-23