1. Single-variable Calculus: One of the following sequences: MAT 131 - Calculus I 4 credits; MAT 132 - Calculus II 4 credits; OR MAT 125 - Calculus A 3 credits (or MAT 130 /MAT 125); MAT 126 - Calculus B 3 credits; MAT 127 - Calculus C 3 credits; OR AMS 151 - Applied Calculus I 3 credits; AMS 161 - Applied Calculus II 3 credits. Note: Some or all of this requirement may be fulfilled by an appropriate score on the Mathematics Placement Exam, by AP credit, or by comparable means.

2. Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations: One course in multivariable calculus: MAT 203 - Calculus III with Applications 4 credits OR MAT 307 - Multivariable Calculus with Linear Algebra 4 credits OR AMS 261 - Applied Calculus III 4 credits. One course in introductory linear algebra: MAT 211 - Introduction to Linear Algebra 3 credits OR AMS 210 - Applied Linear Algebra 3 credits. One course in differential equations: MAT 303 - Calculus IV with Applications 4 credits OR MAT 308 - Differential Equations with Linear Algebra 4 credits OR AMS 361 - Applied Calculus IV: Differential Equations 4 credits. Note: Students who take both MAT 307 and MAT 308 do not need to take a separate course in linear algebra, since this material is included in those courses.

3. Preparation in the Language and Logic of Mathematics: This requirement can be met by either passing MAT 200 or MAT 250 or by passing the MAT 200 challenge examination. (Note: the writing intensive course MAT 200 is a requirement for students in the Secondary Teacher Education Program.)

4. Computer Literacy: Select one course below: MAT 331 - Computer-Assisted Mathematical Problem Solving 3 credits; PHY 277 - Computation for Physics and Astronomy 3 credits; CSE 101 - Computer Science Principles 4 credits; CSE 110 - Introduction to Computer Science 3 credits; CSE 114 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 4 credits; ESG 111 - Programming for Engineers 3 credits; LIN 120 - Language and Technology 3 credits; LIN 335 - Computational Linguistics 3 credits; MAE 330 - Technology in Mathematics Education 3 credits (for students graduating with the Secondary Teacher Education option). Note: MAT 331 and MAE 330 may be used both here and in Requirement 8.

5. Advanced Linear Algebra Course: MAT 310 - Linear Algebra 4 credits OR MAT 315 - Advanced Linear Algebra 4 credits

6. A Course in Abstract Algebra: MAT 312 - Applied Algebra 3 credits OR MAT 313 - Abstract Algebra 3 credits

7. Analysis: Students not in the Secondary Teacher option must satisfy all three items below: 1. MAT 319 - Foundations of Analysis 4 credits OR MAT 320 - Introduction to Analysis 4 credits; 2. MAT 342 - Applied Complex Analysis 3 credits; 3. One more course in analysis, to chosen from MAT 322, MAT 324, MAT 341. Note: Secondary Teaching students need only satisfy item 1 above (MAT 319 or MAT 320).

8. Four Mathematics-related courses beyond those taken to satisfy Requirements 5, 6, 7 (three will suffice if all of them are MAT courses), to be chosen from the following list. Note that MAE 330 and MAT 331 may be used to satisfy both requirement 4 as well as requirement 8. MAE 301 - Foundations of Secondary School Mathematics 3 credits; MAT courses numbered 310 or above except MAT 475; AMS courses numbered 301 or above except AMS 361 and AMS 475; CSE courses numbered 301 or above except CSE 475; AST 346; AST 347; CHE 301; CHE 302; CHE 351; CHE 353; ECO 320; ECO 321; ECO 348; LIN 361; PHY 301; PHY 302; PHY 303; PHY 306; PHY 308; PHY 405; PHY 408; PHI 330; ESE 315; ESE 319; ESE 337

9. Writing Requirement: Students following the Stony Brook Curriculum will fulfill the upper division writing requirement by completing the objectives for Writing within the Discipline (WRTD) and successful completion of MAT 319 or MAT 320 with a grade of C or better.