Departmental Syllabi

Mathematics Departmental Syllabi

Course

Description

Syllabus

MATH 1060

Mathematics of Decision Making

Department

MATH 1101

Mathematical Modeling

  Department

MATH 1113

Pre-Calculus

Department

MATH 2200

Analytic Geometry and Calculus

Department

For Instructors Only

MATH2250

Calculus I for Science and Engineering

Department

MATH2260

Calculus II for Science and Engineering

Department

MATH2270

Calculus III for Science and Engineering

Department

MATH 2500

Multivariable Calculus

Department

MATH 2700

Elementary Differential Equations

Department

MATH3000

Introduction to Linear Algebra

Department

MATH3300

Applied Linear Algebra

Department

MATH3100

Sequences and Series

Department

MATH3200

Introduction to Higher Mathematics

Department

MATH3500/3510

Multivariable Mathematics I & II

Department

MATH4000

Modern Algebra and Geometry I

Department

​Individual Instructor Course Syllabi can be found here. 

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Why study mathematics?

  • Professional graduate schools (business, law, medicine) think it's a great major because they realize that studying mathematics develops analytical skills and the ability to work in a problem solving environment.
  •  In addition to higher pay, a math major's employment promises higher levels of job satisfaction. 
  • Employers also value skills and abilities developed as a result of the training to be a mathematics major. 

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History of the Department

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History of Mathematics At UGA

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