Mathematics Education Minor, Non-Mathematics Majors

Professors: Cheryl Beaver, Scott Beaver, Laurie Burton, Matthew Nabity
Associate professors: Ben Coté, Matthew Ciancetta, Leanne Merrill

Mission

Teaching of mathematics and the communication of mathematical ideas. Faculty members believe that both the assimilation of mathematical knowledge and the enhancement of one’s capacity for mathematical reasoning are essential outcomes of a liberal arts education.

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate the effective use of mathematical skills to solve quantitative problems from a wide array of authentic contexts.
Demonstrate the ability to make rigorous mathematical arguments in axiomatic and nonaxiomatic systems.
Demonstrate effective written communication of mathematical concepts.

Core Courses

MTH 211 Foundations of Elementary Mathematics I Credits: 4
MTH 212 Foundations of Elementary Mathematics II Credits: 4
MTH 213 Foundations of Elementary Mathematics III Credits: 4
MTH 396 Elementary Problem Solving Credits: 3
MTH 494 Geometry for Middle School Teachers Credits: 3
MTH 495 Calculus Concepts for Middle School Teachers Credits: 3

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MTH 111 College Algebra Credits: 4
MTH 392 College Algebra for Elementary and Middle School Teachers Credits: 3

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MTH 393 Probability & Statistics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers Credits: 3
MTH 398 Discrete Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers Credits: 3
MTH 492 Abstract Algebra for Middle School Teachers Credits: 3

Total Credits: 27-28

Note:

Mathematics Education minors must have a grade of C- or better in courses that are used to satisfy the minor requirements.

Satisfactory Grade Use

Up to 8 credits of Mathematics may be fulfilled with a grade of S.