| Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2025-2026 Graduate Catalog Program: Mathematics for Professionals and Educators, Certificate (online) | |||
| This is for planning purposes only, please check with your advisor with questions about your degree progress | ||||
Mathematics for Professionals and Educators, Certificate (online)The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers graduate training in mathematics and statistics for professional careers in both companies and in academia. Programs are available leading to the degrees of Master of Arts in Teaching; Master of Arts with specializations in Mathematics, in Applied Mathematics / Scientific Computation, and in Statistics; Master of Science in Applied Statistics; Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics; and Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics. The Graduate Certificate in Mathematics for Professionals and Educators is especially useful for individuals who already possess a Master’s degree and who want to meet the minimum requirements of the State of Ohio to teach survey-level college courses. It can be designed to lead to any of the master’s programs offered by the department. Learning OutcomesAdmission RequirementsJanuary 31 is the recommended deadline for Summer and Fall applications.
Application Requirements Admissions Categories and Grade Point Average Requirements International Application Information Degree Requirements |
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Curriculum Requirements | ||||
Required Courses (9 credits) | ||||
| Course Name | Terms Taken | Grade | Core | |
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Select 3 courses from: | ||||
| MATH 5010 - Number Theory | ||||
| MATH 5340 - Advanced Calculus | ||||
| MATH 5410 - Probability and Statistics I | ||||
| MATH 5650 - Introduction to Real Analysis I | ||||
| MATH 5820 - Topics in Mathematics | ||||
| MATH 6020 - Geometric Problems and Misconceptions | ||||
| MATH 6030 - Algebraic Problems and Misconceptions | ||||
| MATH 6280 - Topics in Mathematics Education | ||||
| MATH 6820 - Topics in Mathematics or Statistics | ||||
Courses used as Required courses cannot be used as an Elective. Topics courses must be 3 credits. | ||||
Electives (9 credits) | ||||
| Course Name | Terms Taken | Grade | Core | |
Select 3 courses from: | ||||
| MATH 5010 - Number Theory | ||||
| MATH 5020 - Modern Geometry | ||||
| MATH 5030 - Modern Algebra I | ||||
| MATH 5040 - Modern Algebra II | ||||
| MATH 5110 - History of Mathematics | ||||
| MATH 5170 - Advanced Mathematics and the Early Adulthood Context | ||||
| MATH 5250 - Financial Mathematics | ||||
| MATH 5320 - Linear Algebra with Applications | ||||
| MATH 5340 - Advanced Calculus | ||||
| MATH 5410 - Probability and Statistics I | ||||
| MATH 5420 - Probability and Statistics II | ||||
| MATH 5450 - Applied Probability | ||||
| MATH 5470 - Exploratory Data Analysis | ||||
| MATH 5610 - Introduction to Complex Analysis | ||||
| MATH 5650 - Introduction to Real Analysis I | ||||
| MATH 5820 - Topics in Mathematics | ||||
| MATH 6020 - Geometric Problems and Misconceptions | ||||
| MATH 6030 - Algebraic Problems and Misconceptions | ||||
| MATH 6280 - Topics in Mathematics Education | ||||
| MATH 6820 - Topics in Mathematics or Statistics | ||||
Courses used as Required courses cannot be used as an Elective. Topics courses must be 3 credits. | ||||
Minimum Total Credits (18 credits) | ||||
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