Last Update: 3/29/12

1. Summer 2013 Classes: The Department of Mathematics is please to offer several lower and upper division classes during summer 2013. The following upper division courses are offered: Math 340, Math 350, Math 360, Math 382/L, Math 462, and Math 482. For a complete Summer 2013 class schedule please Click here.

2. Important information regarding enrollment in Math 102, 104, 105, 150AB, 255AB: Beginning in the Fall 2011 semester, prerequisites for these classes will change. These prerequisites are summarized in the following table.

3. Pathways to Calculus: The following flowchart helps you identify the various possible pathways to your first Calculus courses (Math 150A or Math 255A).

4. Opportunity for graduating seniors who are math majors or minors (and for alumni):

The CSUN NSF Teaching Fellowship Program aims to prepare post-baccalaureate and STEM professionals with strong math backgrounds to become Teaching Fellows (TFs). TFs will earn master's degrees in mathematics or mathematics education and single subject mathematics teaching credentials, and participate in professional development activities while teaching in high-need school districts. Five-year commitments will be made by TFs. During this period, they will earn stipends and/or salary supplements in the amount of $15,000 per year the first three years and $10,000 per year during years four and five while working closely with a developing community of CSUN faculty, local teacher leaders, and preservice teachers. Details and application materials are here: http://www.csun.edu/~kme52026/csunsf.html

5. Opportunity for juniors, seniors and math or science credential students:

The Noyce Scholar Program is for junior and senior mathematics or science majors and single subject math and science Credential students who are preparing to become secondary teachers and have GPAs of at least 2.8 in in the last 30 semester units. Scholarship recipients will receive up to $10,000 each year for up to 2 years. All scholars will participate in an ongoing Noyce Seminar at CSUN. Scholars must agree to teach for two years in a high-need school district for each year of scholarship support. Details and application materials are here: http://www.csun.edu/math/noyce

Please direct questions to: Kellie Michele Evans kellie.m.evans@csun.edu Professor, Department of Mathematics California State University, Northridge

6. Math majors in the BS Option II: Statistics may now use FIN 431 and/or PSY 524/L as electives toward this math option.

7. MATH DEPT POLICY: a) The PUMP Seminar may be used to satisfy the Math 493 requirement in the BA/BS option for the post 2008 catalog; b) The PUMP Seminar may NOT be used as a math elective for ANY of the undergraduate math options.

8. Please download a copy of the Advisement Hard Hold Release form from the Undergraduate Advisement web page and take it to your advisor for her/his signature.

                            http://www.csun.edu/math/undergrad_forms_list.html