Students must take at least one two-course sequence in each of two different disciplines (for example, BI-201 and 202; CH-151 and 152; PH-301 and 302; PH-311 and 312, PH-421 and 422; RAD-101 and RAD-102; MA-441 and 442, CS-101 and CS-201, CS-203, or CS-204). Students should consult with their concentration department when choosing major requirement courses.

The following electives are recommended for students planning on pursuing a degree in one of the subjects listed below (some courses may have been already taken to satisfy common core areas 1C and 2E):

Biology: BI-201, BI-202, CH-151, CH-152, BI-356, BI-357, BI-453, PH-311, PH-312
Chemistry: CH-151, CH-152, CH-251, CH-252, CH-9XX, MA-442, MA-443, MA-451, PH-421, PH-422
Computer Science: CS-101, CS-201, CS-203, CS-204, CS-220, MA-442, MA-461, MA-471, MA-481
Mathematics: PH-301 (or PH-311 or PH-421), PH-302 (or PH-312 or PH-422), MA-442, MA-443, MA-451, MA-461, MA-471, MA-481
Physics: PH-421, PH-422, PH-440, MA-442, MA-443, MA-451, MA-461
Radiation Safety: BI-201, CH-151, CH-152, MA-442, PH-301 (or PH-311 or PH-421), PH-302 (or PH-312 or PH-422), RAD-101, RAD-102

With permission of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, students in the TIMEQCC secondary mathematics program may count credits for EDUC-101 and INTE-221 toward the Major Requirements

course and course may not be substituted for course and course

Download as PDF

Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mathematics and Science)

Overview

Official Name of Program

Plan Code

Department(s) Sponsoring Program

Career

Degree Designation

HEGIS Code

NYSED Program Code

CIP Code

Requirements