Course Requirements

Mathematics (5–12) Teaching Licensure Program

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Education Major Requirements

A.  Core course requirements (4.5 credits total):

  • 231   Understanding Substance Abuse (0 credit, Fall & Spring, evenings)
    •  May be taken any time during the licensure sequence
  • 290   Educational Psychology (1 credit, HBS, Fall & Spring)
    • Recommended to be taken sophomore year to begin the licensure sequence
  • 330   Principles of Education, K–12 (1 credit, ORC, Fall & Spring)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 290
    • Typically taken junior year
    • Must take EDUC 291 Educational Technology (0 credit) concurrently
  • 350   Teaching of Mathematics, 5–12 (1 credit, Spring only)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 330
    • Must be taken the year immediately prior to student-teaching
  • 272   Counseling and Communication in Schools (0.5 credit, Fall & Spring)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 290
    • Recommended junior year, but may be taken sophomore year
  • 374   Reading in the Content Area (0.5 credit, Fall & Spring)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 330
  • 375   Differentiated Instruction for Exceptional Learners (0.5 credit, Fall & Spring)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 290
    • Recommended junior year; sophomores must petition to take the course

B.  One of the following Interim courses must be taken:

  • 378   Muticultural Education in Hawaii: Seminar and Practicum (1 credit, MCD)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 330
    • Offered every other Interim (in even years—e.g., January 2014)
    • Applications are due in the spring of the prior year
  • 379   Urban Education Practicum and Seminar (1 credit, MCD)
    • Prerequisite: EDUC 330
    • Applications are due by October 15th

C.  Student teaching semester either during the senior year (Fall/Spring) or 9th semester.

Mathematics Major Requirements

(Note: Unless specified otherwise, courses listed below are offered in fall and spring semesters.)

  • 126   Calculus II (may be satisfied with Math 128)
  • 220   Elementary Linear Algebra
  • 244   Real Analysis I (WRI)
  • 252   Abstract Algebra I (WRI)
  • 262   Probability Theory
  • 356   Geometry (Interim only)
  • Stat 212   Statistics for the Sciences (may be satisfied with Stat 214)

To complete the mathematics major, you’ll also need to take (a) one more 300-level course and (b) one more elective at 200-level or above. For more details about the mathematics major, see the Individualized Mathematics Proposal (IMaP) document.

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