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Math and Statistics Course Sequence
Pathways for Transfer Students
Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Pathway
Choose one of the following options:
- MATH 300: Introduction to Mathematical Ideas1 (3 units)
- STAT 300: Introduction to Probability and Statistics1 (4 units)
1 Both of these courses transfer to CSU/UC. Support is built into these courses via the lab component.
BSTEM Prep Pathway
Business, Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
This option is for students who did not complete IM3 or Algebra 2 with a "C-" or better. Choose one of the following options:
- MATH 333: Introduction to College Algebra (3 units)
- MATH 333: Introduction to College Algebra (3 units) and MATHS 33: Support for Introduction to College Algebra2 (2 units) – must be taken concurrently
- 2 This support course may be required based on the student's math placement.
Business, Economics, and Management Pathway
All BSTEM courses require IM3, Algebra 2, or MATH 333 prerequisites to be satisfied.
Choose one of the following options:
- MATH 341: Calculus for Business & Economics3 (4 units)
- MATH 341: Calculus for Business & Economics3 (4 units) and MATH 79: Skills Lab for Miscellaneous Transferable Math4 (.25 to 2 units) – must be taken concurrently
- 3 Transfers to CSU.
- 4 This support course may be required based on the student's math placement.
Elementary Education Pathway
This is for students transferring to the CSU Sacramento Liberal Studies program and who plan to obtain a teaching credential. All education courses require IM3, Algebra 2, or MATH 333/MATHS 335 prerequisites to be satisfied.
Take the following course:
- MATH 310: Mathematical Discovery6 (3 units)
- 5 This support course may be required based on the student's math placement.
- 6 Transfers to CSU.
STEM: Calculus Pathway
All BSTEM courses require IM3, Algebra 2, or MATH 333 prerequisites to be satisfied.
Choose one of the following options:
- MATH 335: Trigonometry with College Algebra6 (5 units)
- MATH 335: Trigonometry with College Algebra6 (5 units) and MATH 76: Trigonometry/Precalculus Skills Lab7 (.25 to 2 units) – must be taken concurrently
After completing the previous course(s), take all of the following courses:
- MATH 370: Pre-Calculus Mathematics8 (5 units)
- MATH 400: Calculus I8 (5 units)
- MATH 401: Calculus II8 (5 units)
- MATH 402: Calculus III8 (5 units) – may be taken concurrently with MATH 420
- MATH 420: Differential Equations8 (4 units) – may be taken concurrently with MATH 402
- MATH 410: Introduction to Linear Algebra8 (3 units)
- 6 Transfers to CSU.
- 7 This support course may be required based on the student's math placement.
- 8 Transfers to CSU/UC.
STEM: Biology and Medicine Pathway
All BSTEM courses require IM3, Algebra 2, or MATH 333 prerequisites to be satisfied.
Choose one of the following options:
- MATH 335: Trigonometry with College Algebra9 (5 units)
- MATH 335: Trigonometry with College Algebra9 (5 units) and MATH 76: Trigonometry/Precalculus Skills Lab10 (.25 to 2 units) – must be taken concurrently
After completing the previous course(s), take all of the following courses:
- MATH 355: Calculus for Biology & Medicine I11 (4 units)
- MATH 356: Calculus for Biology & Medicine II11 (4 units)
- 9 Transfers to CSU.
- 10 This support course may be required based on the student's math placement.
- 11 Transfers to CSU/UC.