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Mathematics Department
Samuelson Hall
Room 208
(509) 963-2103
BlandB@cwu.edu
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LEARN DO LIVE MATH
LEARN Engage in creative and critical thinking. Get more information about our Mathematics Actuarial Science program.
DO Experience the classroom. Get more information about our Mathematics Secondary Teaching
TEACH Learn more about our Bachelor of Arts in Middle-level Mathematics Teaching
Transfer Students
Thinking of majoring in Mathematics?
Having the following courses completed before arriving at CWU would be very helpful to ensure timely completion of your degree requirements.
B.S. in Mathematics:
- Two quarters of single-variable calculus (CWU Math 172 & 173)
- Two quarters of multi-variable calculus (CWU Math 272 & 273)
- Linear Algebra (CWU Math 265)
B.A. in Mathematics Teaching Secondary:
- Two quarters of single-variable calculus (CWU Math 172 & 173)
- Two quarters of multi-variable calculus (CWU Math 272 & 273)
- Linear Algebra (CWU Math 265)
- Statistics pre-requisite course (CWU Math 130)
B.S. in Mathematics Actuarial Science:
- Two quarters of single-variable calculus (CWU Math 172 & 173)
- Two quarters of multi-variable calculus (CWU Math 272 & 273)
- Linear Algebra (CWU Math 265)
- Statistics (CWU Math 211)
- Intro to Microeconomics (CWU Econ 201)
- Intro to Macroeconomics (CWU Econ 202)
- Into to Accounting (CWU Acct 251 - note that this may require 2 quarters of accounting at many community colleges)
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Mathematics
CWU Teach STEM Receives National Science Foundation Grant To Enrich Teachers
By Rune Torgersen Central Washington University has received a $1.5 million, six-year grant from
CWU Mathematics Professor Takes Home Two National AwardsCentral Washington University Mathematics Professor Dominic Klyve has been honored with two high-pro
National Science Foundation Awards $473,000 To CWU For Summer Student Math ResearchCentral Washington University will host 13 undergraduate students from across the Pacific North
