Associate of Arts
Mathematics Curriculum
Mathematics Curriculum
Associate of ArtsAT A GLANCE
- 60 credits
- All courses are available online
- Select on-site and hybrid courses available
TUITION
- $248 per credit hour (Europe)
- $250 per credit hour (Downrange)
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Get your Associate's with a specialized curriculum in mathematics for your educational goals.
Within the overall outcomes of the AA degree in General Studies, the specialized curriculum in mathematics will help you employ appropriate mathematical methods and technologies to accomplish quantitative tasks in your professional and educational contexts.
- Courses
- General Education Requirements
The Associate of Arts specialized curricula are for adult students who wish to pursue a specific career or educational goal, often as a basis for further study toward the bachelor’s degree. Specialized curricula are recommended but optional within the AA degree in General Studies. You should take careful note of course prerequisites and recommended course sequences. Curricula may be available only in limited geographic areas.
Courses in the Specialization (25 Credits)
- (4 Credits, MATH 140)
- (4 Credits, MATH 141)
- (4 Credits, MATH 241)
- (4 Credits, MATH 340)
or (3 Credits, MATH 246) - (3 Credits, STAT 200)
Mathematics-related course (3), chosen from the following:
- Any ACCT or FINC course
- (4 Credits, CHEM 103)
- (4 Credits, CHEM 113)
- (3 Credits, CMIS 102)
- (3 Credits, CMSC 150)
- (3 Credits, CMIS 242)
- (3 Credits, ECON 201)
- (3 Credits, ECON 203)
- (3 Credits, ECON 430)
- (3 Credits, ECON 440)
- Any MATH course numbered 108 or higher
- Any math-based physics course
Elective courses (3-4)
General Education Requirements (35 Credits)
Since some recommended courses fulfill more than one requirement, substituting courses for those listed may require you to take additional courses to meet degree requirements. Consult your academic advisor whenever taking advantage of other options. See information on alternate courses (where allowable) to fulfill general education requirements (in communications, arts and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, biological and physical sciences, mathematics, and research and computing literacy).
Research and Computing Literacy Courses
(1 Credit, LIBS 150)
(3 Credits, IFSM 201) or
(3 Credits, CMST 301)
Communications Courses
(3 Credits, WRTG 111) or
(3 Credits, WRTG 291) or other writing course
(3 Credits, WRTG 112)
(3 Credits, SPCH 100) or other communication, writing, or speech course
Math Course
(3 Credits, MATH 107) or other approved math or statistics course
Arts and Humanities Courses
(3 Credits, HIST 142) or
(3 Credits, HIST 157) or other arts and humanities course
(3 Credits, ARTH 204) or foreign language course or other arts and humanities course
Behavioral and Social Science Courses
(3 Credits, ECON 201) or
(3 Credits, PSYC 100) or other behavioral and social science course
(3 Credits, GVPT 170) or other behavioral and social science course
Biological and Physical Sciences Courses
(3 Credits, BIOL 101) and
(1 Credit, BIOL 102) or other paired science lecture and laboratory course(s)
(3 Credits, NUTR 100) or other science lecture course
The Associate of Arts specialized curricula are for adult students who wish to pursue a specific career or educational goal, often as a basis for further study toward the bachelor’s degree. Specialized curricula are recommended but optional within the AA degree in General Studies. You should take careful note of course prerequisites and recommended course sequences. Curricula may be available only in limited geographic areas.
Courses in the Specialization (25 Credits)
- (4 Credits, MATH 140)
- (4 Credits, MATH 141)
- (4 Credits, MATH 241)
- (4 Credits, MATH 340)
or (3 Credits, MATH 246) - (3 Credits, STAT 200)
Mathematics-related course (3), chosen from the following:
- Any ACCT or FINC course
- (4 Credits, CHEM 103)
- (4 Credits, CHEM 113)
- (3 Credits, CMIS 102)
- (3 Credits, CMSC 150)
- (3 Credits, CMIS 242)
- (3 Credits, ECON 201)
- (3 Credits, ECON 203)
- (3 Credits, ECON 430)
- (3 Credits, ECON 440)
- Any MATH course numbered 108 or higher
- Any math-based physics course
Elective courses (3-4)
General Education Requirements (35 Credits)
Since some recommended courses fulfill more than one requirement, substituting courses for those listed may require you to take additional courses to meet degree requirements. Consult your academic advisor whenever taking advantage of other options. See information on alternate courses (where allowable) to fulfill general education requirements (in communications, arts and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, biological and physical sciences, mathematics, and research and computing literacy).
Research and Computing Literacy Courses
(1 Credit, LIBS 150)
(3 Credits, IFSM 201) or
(3 Credits, CMST 301)
Communications Courses
(3 Credits, WRTG 111) or
(3 Credits, WRTG 291) or other writing course
(3 Credits, WRTG 112)
(3 Credits, SPCH 100) or other communication, writing, or speech course
Math Course
(3 Credits, MATH 107) or other approved math or statistics course
Arts and Humanities Courses
(3 Credits, HIST 142) or
(3 Credits, HIST 157) or other arts and humanities course
(3 Credits, ARTH 204) or foreign language course or other arts and humanities course
Behavioral and Social Science Courses
(3 Credits, ECON 201) or
(3 Credits, PSYC 100) or other behavioral and social science course
(3 Credits, GVPT 170) or other behavioral and social science course
Biological and Physical Sciences Courses
(3 Credits, BIOL 101) and
(1 Credit, BIOL 102) or other paired science lecture and laboratory course(s)
(3 Credits, NUTR 100) or other science lecture course
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