Fall Semester

 

Spring Semester

 

 

Course Number

Title

Freshman

Year

ASO 100

CSC 104

CSC 160

MAT 124

Gen. Ed. (01)

Gen. Ed. (20)

 

Total

 

1

3

3

4

3

3

 

17

CSC 190

MAT 214

MAT 224

Gen. Ed. (02)

Gen. Ed. (09)

Gen. Ed. (17)

 

Total

3

3

4

3

3

1

 

17

ASO 100

 

CSC 104

CSC 160

CSC 190

CSC 191

CSC 310

CSC 330

 

EDF 103

EDF 203

EDF 319

EDF 413

 

ESE 490

ESE 499

ESE 550

 

MAT 124

MAT 214

MAT 224

MAT 285

MAT 301

MAT 308

 

MAT 334

MAT 380

 

SED 401

 

STA 270

 

UWR

Academic Orientation

 

Computer Literacy with Software Applications

Introduction to Programming

Introduction to C++

Advanced Computer Programming

Data Structures

System Environments & Networks

 

Introduction to Education

Schooling and Society

Human Development and Learning

Assessment in Education

 

Secondary Curriculum, Classroom Org. & Management

Supervised Student Teaching in the Secondary School

Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary School

 

Calculus I (Satisfies Gen. Ed. 03)

Linear Algebra and Matrices

Calculus II

Discrete Mathematics

Transition to Advanced Mathematics

Modern Algebra I

 

Modern College Geometry I

Mathematics in a Historical Setting

 

Exceptional Learners in Inclusive Classrooms

 

Applied Statistics I (satisfies Gen. Ed. 04)

 

University Writing Requirement

Sophomore

Year

CSC 191

EDF 103

MAT 301

Gen. Ed. (05)

Gen. Ed. (10)

Elective

 

 

Total

3

1

3

3

3

3

 

 

16

CSC 310

EDF 203

MAT 285

Gen. Ed. (06)

Gen. Ed. (13)

Gen. Ed. (19)

University Writing Exam

 

Total

3

3

3

3

3

2

 

 

17

Junior

Year

EPY 319

MAT 308

Gen. Ed. (11)

Gen. Ed. (14)

STA 270

 

 

Total

3

3

3

3

3

 

 

15

EPY 413

MAT 380

Gen. Ed. (07)

Gen. Ed. (15)

Elective

 

 

Total

3

3

3

3

3

 

 

15

Senior

Year

CSC 330

ESE 550

MAT 334

SED 401

Gen. Ed. (08, 12, or 16)

Gen. Ed. (18)

 

Total

3

3

3

3

3

1

 

16

ESE 490

ESE 499

 

 

 

 

 

Total

3

12

 

 

 

 

 

15

 

Note:       · This is an idealized guide.  Consult with your advisor for information on planning your individual program.
· Information on general education requirements is available in the current undergraduate catalog.

                                                                                           

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