Mathematics BS, Computer Science MS 4 Plus 1 Program

The Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Computer Sciences and Engineering (GHSCSE) offers a 4 Plus 1 program that allows qualified students to earn a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in mathematics with a pathway to the Master of Science (M.S.) degree. In particular, three graduate courses: CSCI6603 Computer Architecture (3 credits), CSCI6623 Database Systems (3 credits) and CSCI6638 Operating Systems (3 credits), when successfully completed under the 4 Plus 1 program, can be credited toward both the B.S. and the M.S. degrees. This combined dual-degree program is offered by GHSCSE at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey.

Degree Plan

The B.S. in mathematics program has two concentrations: pure mathematics, applied mathematics .The curricula for the 4 Plus 1 program with the two concentrations are described below.

Applied or Pure Mathematics Concentrations

Mathematics Requirements (35 credits)

MATH1201 Calculus I (4 credits)
MATH2202 Calculus II (4 credits)
MATH2203 Calculus III (3 credits)
MATH2210 Differential Equations (3 credits)
MATH2255 Discrete Structures (3 credits)
MATH3220 Linear Algebra (3 credits)
MATH3225 Abstract Algebra (3 credits)
MATH3230 Analysis (3 credits)
MATH3237 Probability and Statistics I (3 credits)
MATH3341 Advanced Engineering Mathematics (3 credits)
Mathematics Elective (3 credits)
- A 3-credit course to be chosen from Mathematics courses numbered 3000 or higher, with the approval of an adviser.

Minor Sequence in an Area Related to Mathematics (15 credits)

A minor sequence of 15 credits is required in an area related to mathematics. An adviser will assist students in selecting the proper courses.

Science Requirements (8 credits)

PHYS2201 Physics Laboratory I (1 credit)
PHYS2202 Physics II Laboratory II (1 credit)
PHYS2203 University Physics I (3 credits)
PHYS2204 University Physics II (3 credits)

Science and Engineering Electives (11 credits)

The 11 credits of science electives are to be distributed as follows:

Eight (8) credits of science electives must be a one-year sequence with laboratory:
- Laboratory Science I (3 credits)
- Laboratory Science I Lab (1 credit)
- Laboratory Science II (3 credits)
- Laboratory Science II Lab (1 credit)
ENGR2286 Digital System Design (3 credits).

Computer Science Requirements (9 credits)

CSCI1201 Computer Programming I (3 credits)
CSCI1202 Computer Programming II (3 credits)
CSCI2234 Data Structures and Algorithms (3 credits

General Education Requirements (18 credits)

ENGR2210 Technical Communications (3 credits)
ENGR3000 Modern Technologies: Principles, Applications and Impacts (3 credits)
WRIT1002 Composition I: Rhetoric and Inquiry (3 credits)
WRIT1003 Composition II: Research and Argument (3 credits)
Humanities Elective (3 credits)
- Take three credits of coursework in ARTH, CINE, CGDH, DANH, HIST, HUMN, LANG (not foreign language), LITS, MUSIH, PHIL, RELI, or THEAH.
Social and Behavioral Science Elective (3 credits)
- ENGR4210 Managerial and Engineering Economic Analysis.

University Requirements (8 credits)

UNIV1001 Transitioning to University Life (1 credit)
UNIV1002 Preparing for Professional Life (1 credit)
UNIV2001 Cross Cultural Perspectives (3 credits)
UNIV2002 Global Issues (3 credits)

Technical Electives (16 credits)

CSCI2215 Introduction to Computer Science (3 credits)
CSCI2247 Assembly Language Programming (3 credits)
CSCI6603 Computer Architecture (3 credits)
CSCI6623 Database Systems (3 credits)
CSCI6638 Operating Systems (3 credits)
A 1-credit free elective can be substituted for the 1-credit technical elective.