R1/R2 General Education Requirements
Students who begin their college career taking advanced Mathematics and Statistics courses can demonstrate their mastery of basic mathematical skills by successfully completing certain courses, without having to take the Mathematics Exemption Test.
Students who complete a course from the following list may have it count for both their R1 and R2 requirements (courses which satisfy the R1/R2 requirements have the R2 designation associated with them in the course catalog):
|
Department |
Course |
Gen Ed |
Title |
|
Math |
113 |
R2 |
Math-Elem Teachers I |
|
Math |
121 |
R2 |
Linear Meth & Prob Bus |
|
Math |
127 |
R2 |
Calc Life/Soc Sci I |
|
Math |
128 |
R2 |
Calc Life/Soc Sci II |
|
Math |
131 |
R2 |
Calculus I |
|
Math |
132 |
R2 |
Calculus II |
|
Math |
135 |
R2 |
Calc I w/Computer |
|
Math |
136 |
R2 |
Calc II w/Computer |
|
Math |
233 |
R2 |
Multivar Calculus |
|
Math |
235 |
R2 |
Intro Linear Algebra |
|
Math |
236 |
R2 |
Intro Lin Algebra w/APL |
|
Res-Econ |
212 |
R2 |
Intro Stat for Soc Sci |
|
Statistc |
111 |
R2 |
Elem Statistics |
|
Statistc |
240 |
R2 |
Intro to Statistics |
|
Statistc |
501 |
R2 |
Meth Applied Stats |
|
Statistc |
515 |
R2 |
Statistics I |
|
Statistc |
516 |
R2 |
Statistics II |
|
Math |
456 |
R2 |
Math Modeling (Valid only through Fall 2012) |
|
Res-Econ |
211 |
R2 |
Intro Stat for Life Sci (Valid only through Spring 2014) |
Students who complete a course from the following list may have it count for their R1 requirement but must also take an approved R2 course to satisfy that requirement:
|
Department |
Course |
Gen Ed |
Title |
|
Math |
114 |
|
Math-Elem Teachers II |
|
Math |
245 |
|
Diff Equations Comp I |
|
Math |
246 |
|
Diff Equations Comp II |
|
Math |
300 |
|
Fund Concepts of Math |
|
Math |
331 |
|
Ord Dif Eq/Sci Eng |
Students who enter college without advanced Math skills should take the R1 course (or courses) indicated by the results on their Mathematics Placement Test before going on to take an R2 course.
Academic Requirements Reports reflect these requirements and the courses fall into their respective requirements automatically. If you have questions about the General Education requirements, please come to the University Registrar's Office in 213 Whitmore to review your Degree Progress Report.