Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, a student will:

1. Demonstrate proficiency in mathematics that indicates readiness for calculus.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the scientific process and how it is applied in the natural sciences.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of foundational concepts in math and/or science necessary for transferring seamlessly into four-year programs in the Mathematics.

Advice for Graduates Transferring to Bachelor’s Programs in Mathematics

The distribution of courses to meet the requirements for the A.S. degree varies depending on the student’s interests, so it is very important that a student review the requirements for the first two years of any colleges to which he or she might transfer. Course selection can then be made with advice from an Academic Counselor or the Liberal Arts Math and Science (LAMS) Curriculum Chair (Chad.Thompson@sunywcc.edu).

Basic Communication (3 credits)

• ENG 101 - Writing and Research

Humanities (3 credits)

• ENG 102 - Writing and Literature

Mathematics (8 credits)

• MATH 181 - Calculus 1
• MATH 191 - Calculus 2

Natural Sciences (10 credits)

Select ONE of the following sequences:

• CHEM 107 - Inorganic Chemistry 1 (and Lab) AND
• CHEM 111 - Inorganic Chemistry 2 (and Lab)

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• PHYSC 121 - Engineering Physics 1 (and Lab) AND
• PHYSC 122 - Engineering Physics 2 (and Lab)

Social Sciences (3 credits)

• Social Sciences – see SUNY General Education Courses  

The Arts, Foreign Language, or Other World Civilizations (3 credits)

Select a course from ONE of the following categories:

• The Arts – see SUNY General Education Courses  
• Foreign Language – see SUNY General Education Courses  
• Other World Civilizations – see SUNY General Education Courses  

American History or Western Civilization (3 credits)

Select a course from ONE of the following categories:

• American History – see SUNY General Education Courses  
• Western Civilization – see SUNY General Education Courses