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        CONCENTRATIONS

    Note that modifications to these requirements are subject to departmental approval. See the concentration advisor for more details.


    ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
    The statistics of the insurance field, life insurance, and casualty insurance.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Actuaries

    Analysis I; Statistical Theory I,II; Experimental Research Methods or Stochastic Processes, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics (EC102 &103); Insurance and Risk Management (BA 326); four other 400 level courses.

    APPLIED MATHEMATICS
    Mathematical modeling in the physical and social sciences.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Mathematician

    Analysis I; seven other 400 level MA courses which include at least one full-year sequence (e.g., Analysis I and II); four courses in a related life, natural, social, or management science. Concentrators are required to take either Numerical Analysis or CS 202.

    GENERAL PROGRAM
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Mathematician

    Analysis I; Algebra I; Analysis II or Algebra II; and five other 400 level MA courses.

    OPERATIONS RESEARCH
    The mathematics of decision-making in business. Careers in consulting in industry and government.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Operations Research Analyst

    Analysis I; Operations Research; Stochastic Processes; Economics; Advanced Linear Algebra; Statistical Theory I or Experimental Research Methods; three other 400 level MA courses. Concentrators are required to take either Numerical Analysis or CS 202.

    PURE MATHEMATICS
    University and College teaching, academic and industrial research.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Mathematician

    Analysis I,II; Algebra I,II; and four other 400 level MA courses.

    SECONDARY EDUCATION
    Mathematics teachers at the middle school and secondary level - very much in demand.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Teacher

    Analysis I; Algebra I; Geometry; Analysis II or Algebra II or Complex Analysis or Advanced Linear Algebra;  two other 400 level MA courses; secondary education requirements.

    STATISTICS
    Biostatistics, consulting statistician to government and industry.
    Bureau of Labor Statistics: Nature of the Work: Statistician

    Analysis I; Statistical Theory I, II; Experimental Research Methods; Experimental Design; and three other 400 level MA courses. (Either Experimental Design or Statistical Theory II may be replaced by Analysis II or Advanced Linear Algebra.)  Concentrators are required to take SAS Laboratory.

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