Connected Degree

Mathematics Secondary Education

to Mathematical Sciences (B.A.)

An opportunity to gain an associate degree from Delaware Tech and a bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware.

YOUR PATH TO A BACHELOR'S DEGREE

Delaware Tech has established agreements with four-year colleges and universities that connect Delaware Tech associate degree programs with bachelor's degree programs to create smooth transfer opportunities for you. These Connected Degree programs enable you to complete your associate degree and then transfer to a four-year degree program as a junior.

THE CONNECTED DEGREE 2 + 2 CURRICULUM

Delaware Tech's associate degree program in Mathematics Secondary Education offers a curriculum that has rigorous preparation in mathematics and develops competencies in proven instructional strategies. The student will be prepared to transfer to a bachelor's degree program that leads to a teaching career in middle or high school mathematics, or those who are not interested in pursuing a teaching career may transfer to a baccalaureate program in Mathematical Sciences. The University of Delaware's Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics is designed for those students who wish to follow a broad course of study. It joins a broad-based liberal arts education with the major in mathematics. Students are prepared to join the work force in business, industry or government in areas that need strong analytical and quantitative skills or for graduate work in the mathematical sciences or related areas.

VALUE FOR YOU

By completing your associate degree at Delaware Tech, you'll receive excellent instruction in small classes at a campus close to home. Delaware Tech's affordable tuition can reduce the overall cost of your college education, making the completion of your bachelor's degree more manageable.

MAKING THE CONNECTION

Refer to the Connected Degree curriculum (on the reverse side of this page) for the sequence of courses needed to complete this program. Call Delaware Tech and let us help you follow the path to your bachelor's degree.

CONNECTED DEGREE CURRICULUM

Suggested Course Sequence

ASSOCIATE DEGREE
Mathematics Secondary Education
DELAWARE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BACHELOR'S DEGREE
Mathematical Sciences (B.A.)
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

First Semester (Fall)			CR
ENG	121	Composition	3
MAT	281	Calculus I	4
PSY	121	General Psychology	3
CIS	120	Intro to Programming	4
			14
Second Semester (Spring)
MAT	282	Calculus II	4
MAT	263	Principles of Discrete Math	4
SPA	136	Spanish Communications I	4
PSY	127	Human Development	3
			15
Third Semester (Fall)
MAT	285	Introduction to Proof^	4
MAT	283	Calculus III	4
PHY	281	Physics I with Calculus	4
ECE	233	Exceptional Child	3
			15
Fourth Semester (Spring)
EDC	260	Educational Psychology	3
ENG	122	Technical Writing & Communications or	3
ENG	124	Oral Communications	3
HIS	111	U.S. History: Pre-Civil War or	3
HIS	112	U.S. History: Post-Civil War	3
MAT	288	Linear Algebra	4
MAT	279	Problem Solving Strategies Capstone^	4
			17

Fifth Semester (Summer)			CR
XXXX	XXX	Group A Course*	3
XXXX	XXX	Group B Course*	3
XXXX	XXX	Free Elective Course	3
			9
Sixth Semester (Fall)
SPAN	106	Spanish II - Elementary/Intermediate+	4
CISC	181	Introduction to Computer Science	3
MATH	268	Perspectives on Mathematics	1
MATH	XXX	Math Elective Course	3
XXXX	XXX	Group C Course*	3
			14
Seventh Semester (Spring)
SPAN	107	Spanish III - Intermediate+	4
MATH	350	Probability Theory & Simulation Methods	3
CISC	220	Data Structures	3
MATH	302	Ordinary Differential Equations^^	3
			13
Eighth Semester (Fall)
XXXX	XXX	Group A Course*	3
XXXX	XXX	Group A Course*	3
XXXX	XXX	Group B Course	3
MATH	XXX	Math Elective Course	3
XXXX	XXX	Free Elective Course	3
			15
Ninth Semester (Spring)
MATH	XXX	Math Elective Course	3
XXXX	XXX	Free Elective Course	3
XXXX	XXX	Free Elective Course	3
XXXX	XXX	Free Elective Course	3
			12

+It is recommended that students take SPA 137 and SPA 138 as post-associate degree courses in the third and fourth semesters at DTCC; otherwise, students must complete their language requirements at UD. ^New courses to be developed ^^To satisfy the math elective requirement, students may also take MAT 291 Ordinary Differential Equations as a post-associated degree course to transfer for UD's MATH 302 Ordinary Differential Equations.

*Students should check with their UD advisor for group requirements and choices. Choose one course to satisfy the multicultural requirement. ^^Credits remaining are based on courses taken at DTCC. Students who take MAT 291 at DTCC may transfer the course for MATH 302.

The Bachelor of Arts program at the University of Delaware requires a minimum of 124 credits, at least 79 of which must be outside of Mathematics. Course sequencing may vary by semester. See your advisor. RDG 120, Critical Reading and Thinking, is a required DTCC course unless the student is exempt. Initial placement and total credits required in foreign language depend on years of that language taken in high school; maximum of 12 credits required if student must start with 105 level.

For more information contact:

Delaware Tech
Dover, DE: (302)857-1221 Georgetown, DE: (302)259-6570 Newark, DE: (302)454-3909 Wilmington, DE: (302) 657-5109

University of Delaware
Newark, DE: (302)831-1467 Newark, DE: (302) 831-1880

This articulation agreement is subject to change based on Delaware Tech and senior institution curriculum changes. 10/2012