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Math Ed - Giantzebra - 01-14-2020 I don't know if this is a good place to ask, but I'll try anyways I'm in the middle of getting a math degree, with the probable goal of math Ed. I also want to leave a window open to data analysis. How do I know which math electives to take? I know that I am asking people who have no idea who I am : but I'm trying to figure out where to begin. Does anyone have any idea as to what courses I might want to be looking in to? For example - does discreet math help me? RE: Math Ed - bluebooger - 01-14-2020 go here http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/mathematics/mathematics-science-2019-bs.aspx click on the tab that says "Sample Course of Study" you can click on the course numbers to see the description also here https://www.esc.edu/degrees-programs/undergraduate-aos/science-math-technology/detailed-guidelines/smt-concentration/mathematics/matriculated-after-2012-july-1/ the first part tells you what you need for general foundations General Foundation for All Concentrations next tells what you need if you wnat to focus in math and maybe math grad school Core for Concentration in Mathematics next tells what you need for applied math (data analysis) Core for Concentration in Applied Mathematics this is a really great video on math classes, what they teach and what they're useful for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anQJbA9vQno here you can see the math requirements at WGU for teaching math to middle school children https://www.wgu.edu/online-teaching-degrees/mathematics-teacher-certification-middle-school-bachelors-program.html and here for high school children https://www.wgu.edu/online-teaching-degrees/mathematics-teacher-certification-secondary-bachelors-program.html if you want to do data analysis then at a minimum Calculus 1 Calculus 2 Discrete Math Linear Algebra Probability Statistics RE: Math Ed - Giantzebra - 01-14-2020 (01-14-2020, 07:31 PM)bluebooger Wrote: go hereThank you! This seems like a really helpful place to start!! |