Solid Mechanics and Vibrations Option

B.S. in Applied Mathematics: Solid Mechanics and Vibrations Option

 

Required MATH courses:

MATH 425, Calculus I (statisfies the Quantatative Reasoning requirement for the Discovery Program)
MATH 426, Calculus II
MATH 445, Mathematics and Applications with MATLAB
MATH 527*, Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
MATH 528*, Multidimensional Calculus
MATH 531, Mathematical Proof
 MATH 539, Intro. to Statistical Analysis
 MATH 645*, Linear Algebra for Applications
MATH 753, Intro. to Numerical Methods I
PHYS 407, General Physics I
ONE approved MATH elective chosen in consultation with your adviser, that satisfies the Capstone Experience.
 
  *Note: MATH 525-526, Linearity may replace MATH 527, MATH 528 and MATH 645.

 Other Option courses: 


 PHYS 408, General Physics II
MATH 647, Complex Analysis for Applications 
MATH 745, Fundamentals of Applied Mathematics I

ME 525, Mechanics I, or CIE 525, Statics for Civil Engineers
ME 526, Mechanics II, or CIE 526, Strength of Materials
ME 561, Intro. to Material Science
ME 627, Mechanics III

Two of the following:
ME 724, Vibration Theory and Applications
ME 727, Advanced Mechanics of Solids
ME 730, Mechanical Behavior of Materials
ME 731, Fracture and Fatigue Engineering Materials

Standards for Graduation.
  To be certified for graduation with a degree from the Department of Mathematics & Statistics, a student must complete all courses used to satisfy the requirements for the major program with a grade of C- or better and have an overall grade-point average of at least 2.00 in these courses.