Actuarial Mathematics Option

122 credits

An actuary utilizes advanced analysis, probability, and statistics to analyze and solve quantitative problems in a business organization. Many problems are related to the insurance industry. This Option seeks to prepare students to complete two preliminary professional examinations.

 

Degree Requirements

Credits

 
Courses required for the Option are shown in boldface. 
MA 2550 Calculus I (MATH) 4
MA 2560 Calculus II (QRCO) 4
MA 3110 Logic, Proofs, and Axiomatic Systems (WRCO) 3
MA 3120 Elements of Linear Algebra 3
MA 3200 Discrete Mathematics 3
MA 3280 Statistics II 3
MA 3400 Time and Money 3
MA 3410 Numerical Methods Using the Computer 3
MA 3500 Probability and Statistics for Scientists 3
MA 3510 Differential Equations 3
MA 3540 Multivariable Calculus 4
MA 4140 Algebraic Structures (WRCO) 3
MA 4310 Quantitative Methods with Business Applications 3
MA 4350 Probability Theory 3
MA 4420 Numerical Analysis Using the Computer 3
MA 4510 Advanced Calculus I 3
MA 4520 Advanced Calculus II 3
MA 4560 Advanced Mathematics Problem Solving 3
EC 2550 Macroeconomics (GACO) 3
EC 2560 Microeconomics 3
Technology in the Discipline Connection - complete one of the following: 3
CS 2010 Computing Fundamentals (TECO)
MA 2140 Elementary Functions (QRCO) (TECO)
MA 3230 Geometries (TECO) (WRCO)
General Education: 
EN 1200 Composition 3
IS 1111 The First Year Seminar: Critical Thinking and the Nature of Inquiry 3
CTDI Creative Thought Directions 6
PPDI Past and Present Directions 6
SIDI Scientific Inquiry Directions 6-8
SSDI Self and Society Directions 6
DICO Diversity Connection 3
INCO Integration Connection 3
WECO Wellness Connection 3
Electives 17-15
 

MA 4520 may be replaced with an elective if the first Actuarial Examination has been passed. Completing one Related Minor (see Applied Mathematics Option) is strongly encouraged.
 

*All course information is from the 2009-2010 Catalog.