Mathematics Department
Samuelson Hall
Room 208
(509) 963-2103
BlandB@cwu.edu
Completion of a prerequisite course at the college level with a C (2.0) or better will allow a student to enroll in mathematics courses. If you wish to enroll in a course but do not have the prerequisite course, you may place into the following courses using scores on placement tests. For the particular test and score you need, please refer to the Testing Center for more information.
Some math department courses are only held in specific quarters.
Please note: Talking with a math department advisor is the best way to make sure you are on schedule to graduate. Please click on the program and contact your advisor if you have any questions!
Here is an initial listing, for your reference when planning course schedules.
200 level courses |
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Fall | Winter | Spring |
Math 232 | ||
Math 299s | ||
300 level courses |
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Fall | Winter | Spring |
Math 306 | Math 306 | |
Math 309 | ||
Math 314 | Math 316 | |
Math 330 | Math 330 | |
Math 332 | Math 335 | Math 337 |
Math 351 | Math 365 | |
Math 355 | Math 371 | |
Math 360 | Math 361 | |
Math 376 | Math 376 | |
Math 377 | Math 377 | |
400 level courses |
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Fall | Winter | Spring |
Math 405 | Math 406 | |
Math 410A | Math 410B | |
Math 411A | Math 411B | Math 411C |
Math 416A | Math 416B | |
Math 417A | Math 417B | Math 417C |
Math 418A | Math 418B | Math 418C |
Math 419A | Math 419B | |
Math 440 | Math 430 | |
Math 455 | Math 456 | |
Math 461 | Math 462 | |
Math 471 | Math 472 | |
Math 475 | Math 476 | Math 477 |
Math 499s | Math489A | |
Math 498 |
You can also visit the University Catalog for a more complete list of course schedules.
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