Mathematics Combined Major

Requirements:

MATH 30
MATH 31
MATH 32
MATH 55
MATH 60
MATH 102
four upper division math courses that address points of intersection between mathematics and the other major chosen in consultation with mathematics faculty advisors
senior thesis drawing together mathematics and other major

Mathematics Courses

Computer Science

• CSCI 036 PZ -Foundations of Data Science
• CSCI 036P PZ -Foundations of Data Sci-Python

Mathematics

• MATH 008 PZ -Philosophy of Mathematics
• MATH 010D PZ -The Mathematics of Democracy
• MATH 010W PZ -Form & Formal, Maths & Woodwork
• MATH 015B PZ -The Art and Math of Surfaces
• MATH 025 PZ -Precalculus
• MATH 030 PZ -Calculus I
• MATH 030P PZ -Calculus With Precalculus
• MATH 031 PZ -Calculus II
• MATH 032 PZ -Calculus III
• MATH 052 JT -Introduction to Statistics
• MATH 052 PZ -Introduction to Statistics
• MATH 052B PZ -Introduction to Statistics
• MATH 055 PZ -Discrete Mathematics
• MATH 060 PZ -Linear Algebra
• MATH 102 PZ -Differential Equations/Modeling
• MATH 108A PZ -History of Math Before 1636
• MATH 108B PZ -History of Mathematcs since 1636
• MATH 108Y PZ -Biography in Mathematics
• MATH 145 PZ -Transformational Geometry
• MATH 145A PZ -Shapes of Surfaces
• MATH 162 PZ -Machine Learning
• MATH 198 PZ -Math Forum
• MATH 199 PZ -Senior Thesis

Mathematics Honors

Students will be recommended for Honors at graduation if their overall grade-point average is 3.5 or above, if their grade-point average in Mathematics is 3.5 or above and if they satisfactorily complete a Senior Thesis of honors quality. The Senior Thesis will be approved by the student’s Pitzer Mathematics advisor and normally completed under the supervision of a faculty member at the Claremont Colleges.