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Overview | The Mathematics Major | Course Schedules | Summer Session |

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Overview

Mathematics plays a central role in modern society. It has long been an important tool in science and engineering, and is used increasingly in varied and sophisticated ways in the social sciences, the humanities and business. With expanding applications, many areas of mathematics, from pure to applied, have grown tremendously. This major offers a variety of courses that address these diverse applications of mathematics. In addition to academic and teaching opportunities, those with mathematics degrees go on to work in the private and public sector in such areas as insurance, information technology, engineering, urban planning and policy, the aerospace industry and consulting.

Through the School of Continuing Studies (SCS) the Department of Mathematics offers an evening program to meet the educational needs of working adults. SCS students are a diverse group. They come from all age groups, from all parts of the Chicago area and beyond, and from varied backgrounds. Some already have college degrees and are preparing for graduate school or seeking professional growth. Others come to Northwestern to pursue their dream of finishing a college education.

The Mathematics Major

The mathematics major through the School of Continuing Studies leads to a BPhil or BSGS degree.

Required major courses:

MATH 220 Differential Calculus of One-Variable Functions
MATH 224 Integral Calculus of One-Variable Functions
MATH 230 Differential Calculus of Multivariable Functions
MATH 234 Multiple Integration and Vector Calculus
MATH 240 Linear Algebra
7 mathematics courses chosen from Math 250 and math courses numbered 300 and above

Recently offered upper-level courses:

MATH 250 Elementary Differential Equations

MATH 310-B,C Probability & Stochastic Processes

MATH 321-A,B,C Real Analysis

MATH 325 Complex Analysis

MATH 334 Linear Algebra: Second Course

Course Schedules

Courses Offered Every Year

Course Title Quarters Offered
MATH 101 Algebra Fall, Spring
MATH 113 Precalculus Winter
MATH 202 Finite Mathematics Winter
MATH 220 Differential Calculus of One-Variable Functions Fall, Spring, Summer
MATH 224 Integral Calculus of One-Variable Functions Winter, Summer
MATH 230 Differential Calculus of Multivariable Functions Spring, Summer
MATH 234 Multiple Integration and Vector Calculus Fall, Summer
MATH 240 Linear Algebra Winter, Summer
MATH 300 Foundations of Higher Mathematics Spring, Summer
MATH 310-A Probability and Stochastic Processes I Fall, Summer

Winter 2010 Courses

Course
Sec
Time
Instructor
Campus
Room
Days
Math 113-CN Precalculus
  (65) 6:15–9:15 PM Maglio EV TBA W
Math 224-CN Integral Calculus of One-Variable Functions
  (65) 6:15–9:15 PM Bode EV TBA T
Math 240-CN Linear Algebra
  (14) 6:15–9:15 PM Alongi CH TBA T
Math 310-B Probability and Stochastic Processes
  (65) 6:15–9:15 PM Ulgen-Yildirim EV TBA W
Math 336-A Introduction to the Theory of Numbers
  (65) 6:15–9:15 PM Clark EV TBA W

Spring 2010 Courses

Course
Sec
Time
Instructor
Campus
Room
Days
Math 101-CN Algebra
  (65) 6:15–9:15 PM Maglio EV TBA W
Math 220-CN Differential Calculus of One-Variable Functions
  (12) 6:15–9:15 PM Visscher CH TBA M
Math 230-CN Differential Calculus of Multivariable Functions
  (64) 6:15–9:15 PM Bode EV TBA T
Math 300-CN Foundations of Higher Mathematics
  (14) 6:15–9:15 PM Alongi CH TBA T
Math 330-A Abstract Algebra
  (66) 6:15–9:15 PM Zhang EV Lunt 105 Th

 

Summer Session

In the summer, all the colleges of the University combine their course offerings into a single catalog, published by the Office of Summer Session and Special Programs. Thus, it is the one time of the academic year that courses offered by other colleges are available to continuing SCS students at SCS's tuition rate, and without special permission. Students who register for their first NU course during the summer, as students at large, and later register with SCS, will receive the amount of summer course credit granted to non-SCS students.  Students should clarify with an adviser the credit available for Summer Session courses, as well as the applicability of those courses to SCS certificate and degree programs.

 

Summer 2010 Courses

Course
Sec
Time
Instructor
Campus
Room
Days
Math 220-CN

Differential Calculus of One-Variable Functions

4 week course beginning 6/21/10

  (24) 1:00–4:00 PM Bode EV TBA MTWTh
Math 224-CN

Integral Calculus of One-Variable Functions

4 week course beginning 7/19/10

  (24) 1:00–4:00 PM Smith EV TBA MTWTh
Math 230-CN Differential Calculus of Multivariable Functions
  (28) 2:30–4:00 PM Alongi EV TBA MW
Math 234-CN Multiple Integration and Vector Calculus
  (28) 6:30–9:00 PM Alongi EV TBA MW
Math 240-CN Linear Algebra
  (28) 2:30–4:00 PM Ulgen-Yildirim EV TBA TTh
Math 300-CN Foundations of Higher Mathematics
  (28) 6:30–9:00 PM Gutzwiller EV TBA TTh
Math 310-A Probability and Stochastic Processes
  (28) 2:30–4:00 PM Grant EV TBA MW
Math 334-CN Linear Algebra: Second Course
  (28) 6:30–9:00 PM Ulgen-Yildirim EV TBA TTh

Contact Information

Dr. John M. Alongi
Chair, SCS Liaison Committee
jalongi at Math Northwestern
(edu)
(847) 467-1874