The Accelerated Sequence, formerly called Honors Sequence, is for
students with above average preparation, ability and interest in
mathematics. The sequence consists of two one year courses Math 134,
135, 136 and Math 334, 335, 336, each of 15 credits. The first year
134, 135, 136 covers the material of Math 124/5/6 or 127/8/9 (Calculus) and
Math 307, 318 (Differential Equations, Linear Algebra), and the second
year covers the material of Math 300 (Mathematical Reasoning), Math 309 (Linear Analysis), Math 324
and 326 (Advanced Multivariable Calculus I, II), Math 327, 328 (Introductory Real Analysis I, II), and Math 427 (Complex
Analysis, first quarter of the sequence ``Topics in Applied Analysis'').
Students can expect to receive the normal range of grades in the sense
that expectations are realistic and not pegged to the standards for
future research mathematicians. The Accelerated sequence is suitable
for students in the physical sciences as well as for mathematics
majors. It is possible to take only one of the two sequences 134,
135, 136 and 334, 335, 336.
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