UCSD Mathematics : Undergraduate Program

B.A. Degree in Mathematics

Effective Fall 1967

The upper-division curriculum provides programs for mathematics majors who may want to go on to graduate school in mathematics as well as courses for students who will use mathematics as a tool in the physical and behavioral sciences and the humanities.

Lower Division Requirements

1.	Math 20A-B	Calculus for Science and Engineers
	Math 20C	Calculus and Analytical Geometry
	Math 20D	Introduction to Differential Equations
	Math 20E	Vector Calculus
	Math 20F	Linear Algebra

Upper Division Requirements

In addition to these lower-division courses, mathematics majors must complete at least thirteen (13) one-quarter, upper-division courses including:

1.	Math 109	Mathematical Reasoning (Should be taken spring quarter of sophomore year)
2.	One of the following sequences:
	Math 140A-B	Foundations of Analysis
	or
	Math 142A-B & Math 120A	Advanced Calculus Elements of Complex Analysis

3.	One of the following sequences:
	Math 100A-B	Modern Algebra
	or
	Math 103A-B & Math 102	Math Modern Applied Algebra Applied Linear Algebra

4.	A total of thirteen (13) four-unit, upper-division mathematics courses, including items 1,2,3 above.

As with all departmental requirements, more advanced courses on the same material may be substituted with written approval from the departmental adviser.

UCSD > Mathematics > Programs > Undergraduate > Ba Pure Mathematics

Send questions, comments, and suggestions about this website to: webmaster@math.ucsd.edu.