Printing Minor Requirements

The minor in Applied Mathematics was developed to provide in-depth training in mathematical techniques and computational methods well beyond the training usually received by science and engineering majors. The minor in Applied Mathematics currently offers three tracks: General Emphasis, Scientific Computing and Mathematical Software, or Probability and Statistics. The goals of each track are to introduce students to more advanced mathematical techniques and problem-solving strategies. Such skills are becoming increasingly important for students who expect to participate in areas requiring analysis or modeling of real world situations.

A minor in Applied Mathematics indicates the student has received in depth training in mathematical techniques and computational methods well beyond the training usually received by science and engineering majors.

Prerequisites for the Applied Math Minor
Prerequisites for the Applied Math minor are two semesters of calculus and computing experience such as provided CSCI 1300 or GEEN 1300.

Residency
At least three applied mathematics courses need to be taken on the Boulder campus. At least two must be at the upper-division level.

Minimum Grades
A cumulative GPA of 2.00 or better is required in the courses that are used to satisfy the requirements for this minor. Each individual course that is counted towards these degree requirements must be passed. A passing grade is a D- or better. (Note, however, that a C- or better is required in all prerequisite courses to go on to a subsequent course.)

Course Requirements


APPM 2350 or MATH 2400	4 cr.	Calculus III
APPM 2360	4 cr.	Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
APPM 3310	3 cr.	Matrix Methods and Applications

A minimum of 20 credits at the 2000-level and above is required.

And ONE of the following areas of emphasis:

General Emphasis:

Choose TWO of the following three courses

APPM 4650	3 cr.	Intermediate Numerical Analysis I
APPM 4350	3 cr.	Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems
APPM 4360	3 cr.	Complex Variable and Applications
and ONE* other 3-credit upper division applied math course at the 3000 or 4000 level*

Scientific Computation Emphasis:

APPM 3050*	3 cr.	Scientific Computing Matlab
APPM 4650/4660	6 cr.	Intermediate Numerical Analysis I & II
*APPM 3050 is not appropriate for junior or senior Aerospace majors. These students should substitute another upper division Applied Math course.

Probability and Statistics Emphasis:

APPM 3570	3 cr.	Applied Probability
and ONE* of the following sequences:*
APPM 4570/4580	6 cr.	Applied Statistics / Statistics with Software (Applied Focus)
APPM 4560/4520	6 cr.	Markov Chains / Mathematical Statistics (Theoretical Focus)