Major Requirements for Students Pursuing Latin Honors
MATH 1571H Honors Calculus I (Fall)
MATH 1572H Honors Calculus II (Fall and Spring)
MATH 2573H Honors Calculus III (Fall)
MATH 2574H Honors Calculus IV (Spring)
MATH 3592H Honors Mathematics I (Fall)
MATH 3593H Honors Mathematics II (Spring)
MATH 5615H Honors Introduction to Analysis I(Fall)
MATH 5616H Honors Introduction to Analysis II (Spring)
MATH 5285H Honors Fundamental Structures of Algebra I (Fall)
MATH 5286H Honors Fundamental Structures of Algebra II (Spring)
MATH 5345H Honors Introduction to Topology (Fall)
PHYS 1401V Honors Physics I (Fall)
PHYS 1402V Honors Physics II (Spring)
PHYS 2503H Honors Physics III (Fall)
HCOL3101H or HCOL3102H
B.A. degrees (CLA) include a capstone requirement. Students enroll in MATH 4995 or MATH 4997W as supervised by a math faculty advisor. Students formulate a plan for completion of the project with their advisor. This typically involves writing a paper on a topic beyond the material of the student's coursework. B.S. degrees (CSE) don't include this capstone requirement.
For both B.A. and B.S. degrees, the Honors thesis must produce an original synthesis of mathematical content that goes deeper than a capstone project or in-class writing assignment, and beyond the topics of our standard curriculum. Students at all levels (cum/magna/summa) are expected to complete a poster for their thesis project. Summa students are additionally required to present their thesis at a presentation to be arranged with the Math department.