WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
ASSOCIATES OF ARTS IN TEACHING (AAT)
MATHEMATICS
General Education: Met
Courses transferred for major--Package comes in as having satisfied:
Introduction to Education – education elective (part of package)
Calculus I – substitute for MATH 133
Calculus II – substitute for MATH 134
Calculus III – substitute for MATH 231
Linear Algebra – substitute for MATH 311 (if taken)
Choose one or two:
Development – substitute for EIS 201
Educational Psychology – substitute for EIS 301
Students with Disabilities in the Schools – substitute for SPED 310
AAT candidates must have already passed the Illinois Basic Skills Test and achieved a 2.5 GPA prior to
matriculation at WIU. If all of above courses (including MATH 311 and 6 s.h. of minor) are completed,
courses remaining to be taken are identified below.
Tentative WIU Schedule:
Semester 1
Must be Fully Accepted
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
MATH 341 (3)
MATH 303 (3)
MATH 389 (1)
STAT 276 (3)
MATH 211 (3) *
EIS 201/301 (3) or
SPED 310 (3)
MATH 183 (1) **
TCA, safety training,
Bckgrnd Invstgn
EIS 303 (1)
MATH 421 (3)
MATH 355 (3)
MATH 304 (3)
EIS 302 (3)
Minor (7)
MATH 383 (3)
EDUC 439 (3)
EIS 304 (1)
MATH 411 (3)
EIS 401 (2)
SPED 390 (1)
MATH 391 (1)
Minor (3)
ELL Modules
Student Teaching (12)
17 s.h.
20 s.h.
17 s.h.
12 s.h.
*CS 225 or CS 211 & 212 may be used to meet this requirement.
** MATH 183 may be waived if Computer Algebra System is integrated throughout the Calculus
Sequence or if a separate Computer Algebra System course is taken.
Individuals having difficulty with passing any state test may be required to take additional course work.
During the first semester at WIU, candidates must complete the Technology Competency Assessment,
safety training and an Illinois/FBI fingerprint background investigation. At the end of the first semester at
WIU, candidates are expected to be fully accepted to the teacher education program, which includes
maintaining the 2.50 cumulative and major GPAs.
A grade of “C” or better is required in courses. Not all courses are offered each semester which may
delay completion of a program. Students must achieve and maintain the 2.5 throughout the program and
successfully complete the courses in the sequence above and/or recommended by the COEHS advisor.
AAT Math 9/10