Alfred State - Articulation in MathematicsSUNY Fredonia - Alfred State 
      College 
      Articulation in Mathematics 
      The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at SUNY Fredonia offers 
      a BS in Mathematics program that includes three options: Mathematics – 
      Liberal Arts; Applied Mathematics – Economics Option; Applied Mathematics 
      – Statistics/Operations Research Option.
      SUNY Fredonia and Alfred State do not have a formal articulation agreement 
      for this program.  The following information is provided to qualified 
      Alfred State graduates to facilitate transfer into the program.
      GPA Criteria: Generally, to be admitted, students must have a cumulative 
      GPA of 2.5 or higher.
      SUNY General Education Categories:  To minimize the time required to 
      complete the program, students should complete as many as possible of the 
      following courses in the 10 SUNY categories:
                  S01      MATH 1084
                  S02      approved SUNY course
                  S03      two approved SUNY courses1
                  S04      approved SUNY course
                  S05      approved SUNY course
                  S06      approved SUNY course
                  S07      two approved SUNY courses, including CHEM 1984 or 
      PHYS 10642 
                  S08      approved SUNY course
                  S09      approved SUNY course
                  S10      COMP 1503
      Notes:
      1.      SUNY Fredonia’s College Core Curriculum (CCC) requires two courses 
      in the social sciences from two different disciplines.  Students 
      interested in the Applied Mathematics – Economics Option should take ECON 
      1013 and/or ECON 2023 at Alfred State.
      2.      The CCC also requires two courses in the natural sciences from two 
      different disciplines.  The mathematics major at SUNY Fredonia requires a 
      college-level chemistry or physics course with lab.
      3.      The CCC includes a speaking intensive requirement that will be met 
      by taking MATH 405 and an approved MATH/STAT elective at SUNY Fredonia.
      4.      The CCC also includes an upper-level requirement; this will be 
      waived for students in the mathematics certification programs.
      Courses in the Major to be Completed at Alfred State:  Again, to minimize 
      the time required to finish the program, students should complete as many 
      of the following courses as possible at Alfred State:
       
            Alfred StateSUNY Fredonia
            CISY 1113 – Intro. to Computer Prog.CSIT 121 – Computer Science I
            MATH 1084 – Calculus IMATH 122 – University Calculus I
            MATH 2094 – Calculus IIMATH 123 – University Calculus II
            MATH 3104 – Calculus IIIMATH 223 – University Calculus III
            MATH 4114 – Differential EquationsMATH 224 – Differential Equations
            MATH 7123 – Stats. for Eng. Tech.STAT 350 – Probability and 
            Statistics

       
      Remaining Courses at SUNY Fredonia:  Assuming that all of the above 
      requirements have been met, the student would have the following courses 
      left to complete at SUNY Fredonia:
      For the Mathematics – Liberal Arts Option:
      MATH 210 – Discrete Mathematics
      MATH 231 – Linear Algebra
      MATH 323 – Intermediate Real Analysis
      MATH 331 – Abstract Algebra I
      MATH 405 – Senior Seminar (1 credit)
      three additional MATH or STAT courses numbered 311 or higher
      For the Applied Mathematics – Economics Option:
      MATH 210 – Discrete Mathematics
      MATH 231 – Linear Algebra
      MATH 329 – Mathematical Modeling
      MATH 365 – Financial Mathematics
      MATH 405 – Senior Seminar (1 credit)
      additional MATH or STAT course numbered 311 or higher
      ECON 201 – Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 1013 at Alfred State)
      ECON 202 – Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 2023 at Alfred State)
      ECON 300 – Statistics for Economics and Business (MATH 2133 at Alfred 
      State)
      ECON 305 – Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
      ECON 310 – Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
      ECON 400 – Basic Econometrics
      ECON 410 – Mathematical Economics
      For the Applied Mathematics – Statistics/Operation Research Option:
                  MATH 210 – Discrete Mathematics
                  MATH 231 – Linear Algebra
                  MATH 329 – Mathematical Modeling
                  STAT 355 – Mathematical Statistics
                  MATH 405 – Senior Seminar (1 credit)
                  two of the following:
                              STAT 351 – Applied Statistics
                              MATH 359 – Probability Models in Operations 
      Research
                              MATH 375 – Deterministic Models in Operations 
      Research
                   additional MATH or STAT course numbered 311 or higher
                  Plus, a minor in a field that uses statistics or operations 
      research.