MATH WITH SECONDARY EDUCATION CHECKLIST (B.A.)
Name/Student ID #:____________________________________________________________________
*Admission to the Education program or permission of faculty is required to enroll in courses marked
with an asterisk.
Students should work with their faculty advisor to identify the courses required in their major as they
may change from time to time. General Education course requirements are not included in this
checklist.
BASIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EDUCAITON REQUIREMENTS
COURSES
GRADE HOURS
EDU 202: Educational Theory and Practice
3
EDU 205: Introduction to Teaching
3
EDU 310: Technology in Education*
3
EDU 341: Middle & Secondary School Curriculum*
3
EDU 400: Education Foundations & Diversity*
3
EDU 405: Educational Assessment*
3
EDU 444M: Methods/Materials: Middle & Secondary Education*
2
EDU 416: Classroom Management*
3
EDU 448: Directed Teaching*
9
SPE 300: Introduction to Exceptional Children
3
35 total semester hours
OTHER REQUIRED COURSES
PSY 111: Introduction to Psychology
PSY 201 OR 202: Psychological Development in Children or Adolescence
ENG 130: Fundamentals of Communication
CIS 310: Information Systems Concepts
12 total semester hours
3
3
3
3
CORE REQUIREMENTS
MAT 121: Calculus I
MAT 122: Calculus II
MAT 221: Multivariable Calculus
MAT 323: Probability and Statistics
MAT 325: Geometry
MAT 340: Transition to Advanced Mathematics
MAT 403: Linear Algebra
MAT 404: Abstract Algebra: Groups, Rings, and Fields
MAT 427: Mathematics Seminar
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
30 total semester hours
ADDITIONAL CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS
CHOOSE 2 FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST: MAT 304, MAT 318, MAT 411, MAT 415,
OR MAT 495
3
CIS 211 OR ANOTHER COURSE WITH A STRONG PROGRAMMING COMPONENT
3
CHOOSE 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST: CHM 361/362, CHM 341/342, BUS 307,
BIO 303, BIO 330, BIO 401/402, BUS 350, CIS 315, OR CIS 330
9-12 total semester hours
3-6
Students interested in earning a B.S. in mathematics with a minor in secondary education must complete all the course work
for the B. A. and an additional 12 semester hours in the natural sciences.