Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
The School of Mathematics at Georgia Tech offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. The B.S. in Mathematics degree provides a certification of extensive training in mathematics at one of the nation's leading scientific and technological universities. Holders of this degree are well qualified for a variety of careers in academia, business and industry, computer programming, data science, and education. The program provides excellent preparation for graduate studies in mathematics and related fields.
Students have the option of completing the B.S. in Mathematics or completing the B.S. in Mathematics with one of the areas of concentration.
Optional concentrations
- Applied Mathematics
- Discrete Mathematics
- Probability and Statistics
- Pure Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Applied Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration is Discrete Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Pure Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Probability and Statistics
Business and Research Options
A student may elect to complete both the Business Option and the Research Option.
Completion of the Business and Research Options is noted by the designations "Business Option" and "Research Option" on the student's transcript.
See Concentrations for the for the Business Option requirements. See below for the Research Option requirements.
Research Option
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select one of the following Research Options: 1 | 9 | |
| Undergraduate Research Assistantship and Undergraduate Research Assistantship (for pay) | ||
| Undergraduate Research and Undergraduate Research (for credit) 2 | ||
| LMC 4701 | Undergraduate Research Proposal Writing (complete during the first or second semester of research) 3 | 1 |
| LMC 4702 | Undergraduate Research Thesis Writing (take during the thesis-writing semester) 4 | 1 |
| Total Credit Hours | 11 | |
- 1
supervised research with a faculty advisor over two or three semesters
- 2
Six credit hours of MATH 4699 may be used as mathematics electives for the BS in Mathematics.
- 3
a short proposal on the research project is developed
- 4
prepare a research report (research paper, project report/thesis), and make an oral presentation of the project
Completion of this Research Option is noted by the designation "Research Option in Mathematics" on the student's transcript.
For more information, visit: http://www.undergradresearch.gatech.edu/research-option/.