Mathematics Major in Mathematics Education (4-12), B.S., Four-Year Plan

Below is a sample degree plan that can be used as a guide to identify courses required to fulfill the major and other requirements needed for degree completion. The following is only an example and represents a possible course sequence for first-year students entering UW-Platteville in the fall term.  The major requirements do not add up to the 120 credits needed for graduation.  See your advisor for additional guidance.  A student's actual degree plan may differ depending on the course of study selected (emphasis, second major, minor, etc.), placement scores, and incoming credits (transfer, AP, etc.).  Students should consult their program advisor(s) to ensure that they have the most accurate and up-to-date information available about a particular four-year degree option.

This sample plan assumes readiness for each course and/or major plan.  Some courses may not be offered every term.  All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Students should use the Academic Advisement Report (AAR) in PASS and work closely with their advisor(s) to ensure completion of all requirements in a timely manner.

Students need 120 credits to graduate.

This plan assumes that the student has had one year of a World Language in high school with an average grade of C or better in the second semester.  If this is not the case, the student must take a World Language course to fulfill the World Language requirement.

This plan shows MATH electives in the fall semester only.  Students wishing to take a spring MATH elective will need to plan accordingly.

Students seeking a minor can graduate in 4 years by taking some education courses and general education courses in the summer.

Year 1
First SemesterCredits
MATH 26101
MATH 26404
COMPUTER 14303
ENGLISH 11303
Natural Science General Education Course4-5
 15-16
Total Credits: 15-16
Year 1
Second SemesterCredits
MATH 27404
CHEMSTRY 1140, 1450, or PHYSICS 22404-5
ENGLISH 12303
Social Science General Education Course (1 of 2)13
TEACHING 12302
 16-17
Total Credits: 16-17
Year 2
First SemesterCredits
MATH 28404
MATH 273023
SPEECH 10603
TEACHING 2130 or PSYCHLGY 32303
TEACHING 21703
Admission to the School of Education 
 16
Total Credits: 16
Year 2
Second SemesterCredits
MATH 4210 (Offered spring semester only)3
MATH 32303
HHP 10001
Humanities General Education Course3
Social Science General Education Course (2 of 2)33
TEACHING 30703
 16
Total Credits: 16
Year 3
First SemesterCredits
MATH 4430 (Offered fall semester only)3
MATH 3020 (or MATH Elective)43
ETHNSTDY 10303
Fine Arts General Education Course3
TEACHING 314053
 15
Total Credits: 15
Year 3
Second SemesterCredits
MATH 4310 (Offered spring semester only)3
MATH 40303
HHP 1XXX (Physical Activity)1
TEACHING 31903
TEACHING 33203
TEACHING 34403
 16
Total Credits: 16
Year 4
First SemesterCredits
MATH 3020 (or MATH Elective)43
MATH 48101
MATH Elective3
HISTORY 20203
TEACHING 373053
TEACHING 421052
 15
Total Credits: 15
Year 4
Second SemesterCredits
TEACHING 44606
TEACHING 45606
 12
Total Credits: 12
1

PSYCHLGY 1130 is strongly recommended.

2

MATH 2730 will help students with the Praxis II Exam.

3

Pick a different discipline.

4

MATH 3020 will be offered in odd numbered years.

5

Course requires admission to the School of Education.