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Nine hours of electives, as follows, approved by the
Department of Mathematics:
Six hours of upper-division mathematics or statistics.
Three hours of computer science programming or
MATH 2003 Technology for Mathematics.
Specified General Education Requirement:
MATH 2215 Calculus I
Minor ............................................. 18 Semester Hours
MATH 2215 Calculus I
MATH 2315 Calculus II
Eight hours of elective mathematics, six of
which must be upper division, approved by the
Department of Mathematics.
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (29)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Major ............................................. 39 Semester Hours
MATH 2003 Technology for Mathematics
MATH 2215 Calculus I
MATH 2315 Calculus II
MATH 3283 Foundations of Mathematics
MATH 3323 College Geometry
MATH 4133 Linear Algebra
MATH 4233 Abstract Algebra I
MATH 4653 History of Mathematics
MATH 4980 (two hours) Senior Seminar
One of the following:
MATH 4113 Real Analysis
MATH 4213 Complex Variables
MATH 4223 Point Set Topology
One of the following:
STAT 3363 Probability Theory
STAT 4353 Mathematical Statistics
Three additional hours of elective upper division
mathematics or statistics approved by the
Department of Mathematics.
Specified General Education Requirement:
MATH 2113 Analytic Geometry
NOTE: In addition to the major program, an education
degree requires a professional education component
(see page 116 for details). For other degree requirements
see pages 56-60.
MUSIC
School of Arts and Sciences 89
Dr. Stacy Weger, Chair; Mr. Jeremy Blackwood; Dr. Mary
Ann Craige; Dr. Steven Emge; Dr. Rob ert McFadden; Dr. Jacob
Wallace; Dr. Brian Walker; Dr. Jeri Walker, Donna Massey
Professor of Music Education; Dr. Marc White.
The Department of Music at Southeastern offers an
opportunity for the study, development, and refinement of
musicianship in order to prepare students for careers in music.
We foster a self-fulfillment and self-determination that
will enable our students to attain their highest potential and
expand their creative scope. We promote a curiosity and an
attitude towards life as an unending learning experience leading
to futures as effective self-teachers with high musical and
humanitarian standards.
Emphasis in the Department of Music is upon quality instruction
and superior student performance with close personal
relationships between students and faculty. Comprehensive
offerings serve the needs and interests of students majoring in
music degree programs. Music courses and enrichment opportunities
are also provided for all other students in the University.
Courses in music support the general education and liberal
arts study for non-majors, as well as encourage respect for cultural
diversity and aesthetic values. Whether the student seeks
preparation as a professional musician, educator, graduate
students, or as a foundation for lifelong learning, the Department
of Music’s mission is to fa cilitate that goal. Department
resources actively support the arts within the community by
providing activities of cultural interest in the Texoma region.
The Department of Music offers degree plans designed to
prepare graduates for a diversity of placement opportunities.
The Bachelor of Music Education degree provides training
for students in preparation for teacher certification and a career
in public music education, or continued development in
graduate school. Specialization areas include instrumental
music education K-12, and vocal music education K-12. The
Bachelor of Music degree affords an opportunity for the study,
development and refinement of a high level of musical performance
and related skills in order to prepare the student for
a career in performance, or continued growth in graduate programs.
Specialization areas include instrumental music, vocal
music and piano. The Bachelor of Arts degree offers students
an opportunity to expand their musical development through
course work, ensemble participation, and applied study with a
concentration in liberal studies. The Bachelor of Arts degree
can be combined with any guided degree minor program to
prepare students for graduate study or a variety of professions
in the music business and professional communities.
The Department of Music is an accredited member of the
National Association of Schools of Music. In all music degree
programs the faculty within that program act as advisors to
students, ensuring personal attention in curricular and career
development. Membership in all music ensembles, and possible
scholarship opportunities, is open to qualified students
throughout the university through an audition process. Contact
the Department of Music for more information.