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Mathematics, Bachelor of Science in Education

The program is designed to prepare students to become teachers of mathematics in high schools or middle schools. Students receive a broad, well-rounded foundation in the field and instruction in educational pedagogy, classroom management, learning theory, and assessment.

Requirements

Education-Psychology Courses

EDU 216Introduction to Education

3

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EDU 217PRAXIS Core Preparation & Lab

1

EDU 326Readings in the Academic Disciplines 7-12

3

EDU 350Survey of Learners with Exceptionalities

3

EDU 400Theories of Learning

3

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EDU 401PRAXIS PLT Preparation

1

PSY 260Human Growth/Development

3

EDU 216-EDU 217 not required for students who have an ACT/SAT exemption.

Major requirements

Students who lack a strong background in algebra & trigonometry will need to begin with MAT 110 & MAT 111, which will not count as credit toward the major in mathematics.

MAT 140Elementary Statistics

3

MAT 230Calculus/Analytical Geometry I

3

MAT 231Calculus/Analytical Geometry II

3

MAT 305Linear Algebra

3

MAT 315Differential Equations

3

MAT 330Calculus/Analytical Geometry III

3

MAT 331Calculus/Analytical Geometry IV

3

MAT 340Foundations of Mathematics

3

MAT 407Fundamental Concepts of Geometry

3

MAT 420Probability/Statistics

3

MAT 445Abstract Algebra

3

CSI 200Programming for Everyone I

3

 

Professional Education Courses

These courses require prior admission to Teacher Education.
EDU 340Classroom Assessment

3

EDU 424Classroom/Behavior Management

3

EDU 450eMethods of Teaching Mathematics in Secondary Schools

3

EDU 470Pre-Internship Lab

1

Professional Semester

This course requires prior admission to Teacher Education and taking of the required Mississippi Licensure Examinations.
EDU 488Internship in Secondary Schools/Special Subject Fields

12

Total Credit Hours: 121-125

Supplemental Mathematics Endorsement

Students may receive a Bachelor of Science in Education in any area and may choose to add a supplemental endorsement in mathematics. To do so, students must complete the following 21 hours.

Mathematics Supplemental Endorsement (21 hours)

This endorsement is available for grades 7-12 and requires a grade of "C" or higher.

MAT 140Elementary Statistics

3

MAT 230Calculus/Analytical Geometry I

3

MAT 231Calculus/Analytical Geometry II

3

MAT 305Linear Algebra

3

MAT 340Foundations of Mathematics

3

MAT 407Fundamental Concepts of Geometry

3

EDU 450eMethods of Teaching Mathematics in Secondary Schools

3