Applied and computational mathematics are used to model and solve real-world problems from a variety of areas including engineering, technology, biology and medicine. The minor covers the essential computational and numerical methods of applied mathematics.
Students enrolling in the applied and computational mathematics minor should have normally completed a minimum of 30 credit hours of course work and be in good academic standing.
Students seeking a minor in applied and computational mathematics must successfully complete the following requirements:
Courses used to satisfy the student’s degree program’s graduation requirements can be used towards meeting the requirements of the minor as follows:
Students pursuing two minors must meet the requirements of both minors. Courses used to satisfy the requirements of one minor can double count towards satisfying the requirements of the second minor provided that, at a minimum, 12 credit hours are not double counting.
This minor is not open to students majoring in mathematics.
Minor Requirements (6 credit hours)
Students must successfully complete the following courses:
Minor Electives (minimum of 9 credit hours)
Students must successfully complete a minimum of nine credit hours in courses meeting the following requirements:
This information is taken from the 2022–2023 AUS Undergraduate Catalog. For more information on program requirements and course descriptions or for a different catalog year, please click here.
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