Minor in Biomathematics
The minor in biomathematics is designed to provide students with a broad introduction to the applications of mathematics in modern biology. Combining a background in biology with a background in mathematics, students completing a minor in biomathematics will be well prepared to understand and contribute to current research questions in the field, ranging from molecular to population studies, using both continuous and discrete modeling approaches.
BIOL 116 | General Biology Laboratory | 2 credits |
BIOL 117 | General Biology: Cells, Genetics, Evolution | 3 credits |
BIOL 119 | General Biology: Diversity, Physiology, Ecology | 3 credits |
MATH 223 | Calculus III | 4 credits |
MATH 233 | Linear Algebra I | 3 credits |
MATH 383 | Biomathematics Seminar | 1 credit |
One of the following: |
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BIOL 350 | Foundations of Biostatistics | 3 credits |
MATH 242 | Elements of Probability and Statistics | 3 credits |
MATH 262 | Applied Statistics | 3 credits |
MATH 341 | Probability and Applied Statistics | 3 credits |
MATH 361 | Statistics | 3 credits |
One of the following: |
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BIOL 203 | Principles of Ecology | 3 credits |
BIOL 222 | Genetics | 3 credits |
BIOL 271 | Heredity | 3 credits |
One of the following: |
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BIOL 340 | Modeling Biological Systems | 3 credits |
MATH 340 | Modeling Biological Systems | 3 credits |
Additional Requirements: |
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One elective biology course above the 100-level which is available for biology major credit. | 3 credits | |
One elective mathematics course at the 300-level, other than MATH 390 | 3 credits |