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Mathematics at Columbia College: what LionPlan checks

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Tell us your school, your major, and what you have taken. A course card then shows what a class satisfies (“Satisfies Probability / Statistics”) and what it unlocks (“Opens up 7 more courses”), plus the section time and instructor rating.

The groups below are the ones LionPlan actually checks for this program. They were transcribed from the 2026-2027 Bulletin. Confirm them with your school before you register.

  1. Calculus and Linear Algebra

    One sequence

    One sequence: Calculus I–IV and Linear Algebra (MATH UN1101, MATH UN1102, MATH UN1201, MATH UN1202, MATH UN2010), or Calculus I–IV and Linear Algebra, Calculus I by AP (MATH UN1102, MATH UN1201, MATH UN1202, MATH UN2010), or Calculus I–IV and Linear Algebra, Calculus I–II by AP (MATH UN1201, MATH UN1202, MATH UN2010), or Accelerated Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra (MATH UN1101, MATH UN1102, MATH UN1205, MATH UN2010), or Accelerated Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra, Calculus I–II by AP (MATH UN1205, MATH UN2010), or Honors Mathematics A and B (MATH UN1101, MATH UN1102, MATH UN1207, MATH UN1208), or Honors Mathematics A and B, Calculus I–II by AP (MATH UN1207, MATH UN1208).

    One complete sequence, every term of whichever you pick. Advanced Placement credit can stand in for Calculus I, or for Calculus I and II — the Bulletin prices this block at "13-15 points including Advanced Placement Credit", so a course you tested out of will not appear on your record and does not need to. Credit is allowed for only one calculus and linear algebra sequence. MATH UN2015 Linear Algebra and Probability does not replace MATH UN2010, and you will not receive full credit for both. Consult the Calculus Director about placement.

  2. Modern Algebra

    All of these

    All of these: MATH GU4041, MATH GU4042.

    Both terms. Six of the major's twelve points of algebra and analysis. No footnote offers a substitute for either term.

  3. Modern Analysis

    Choose N

    Choose 2 of: MATH GU4061, MATH GU4062, MATH UN2500, MATH UN3007, MATH UN3028, MATH GU4032.

    Two courses. The Bulletin's default is Introduction to Modern Analysis I and II; if you are not contemplating graduate study in mathematics you may replace one or both terms with Analysis and Optimization, Complex Variables, Partial Differential Equations, or Fourier Analysis. Whichever two you use here cannot also count as electives.

  4. Undergraduate Seminar

    Choose N

    Choose 1 of: MATH UN3951, MATH UN3952.

    One undergraduate seminar, usually in the junior or senior year. Only one seminar can count toward the major, so a second one will not fill an elective slot either.

  5. Electives

    Points

    12 points matching MATH courses, numbered 2000 to 9999, including APMA E2101, APMA E3102, APMA E4300, APMA E4302, APPH E6102, CBMF W4761, CHEM UN3079, CHEM UN3080, COMS W3134, COMS W3157, COMS W3203, COMS W3261, COMS W4111, COMS W4160, COMS W4162, COMS W4203, COMS W4261, COMS W4460, COMS W4701, COMS W4705, COMS W4762, COMS W4771, COMS W4773, CSEE W3827, CSOR W4231, CSOR W4246, CSPH G4801, CSPH G4802, ECON UN3025, ECON BC3035, ECON BC3038, ECON UN3211, ECON UN3213, ECON UN3265, ECON UN3412, ECON GU4020, ECON GU4230, ECON GU4280, ECON GU4415, ECON GU4710, EEOR E6616, EESC UN3400, EESC GU4008, EESC GU4090, EESC GU4924, IEOR E3106, IEOR E3658, IEOR E4700, IEOR E6613, MSAE E3010, MSAE E3111, PHIL UN3411, PHIL GU4424, PHIL GU4431, PHIL GU4561, PHIL GU4810, PHYS UN2601, PHYS UN2801, PHYS UN2802, PHYS UN3003, PHYS UN3007, PHYS UN3008, PHYS GU4011, PHYS GU4018, PHYS GU4019, PHYS GU4021, PHYS GU4022, PHYS GU4023, PHYS GU4040, PHYS GR6047, PHYS GR6080, POLS GU4700, STAT UN3106, STAT GU4001, STAT GU4203, STAT GU4204, STAT GU4205, STAT GU4206, STAT GU4207, excluding MATH UN3951, MATH UN3952, MATH UN3901, MATH UN3902, MATH UN3994, MATH UN3995, MATH UN2015, not counting courses already used for another group in this program.

    Twelve points. Anything the Mathematics Department offers at the 2000 level or above, plus the department's list of approved cognate courses — but at most 6 credits may come from outside the department, a cap this audit does not enforce, so count it yourself. Courses that already satisfied the sequence, the algebra requirement or the analysis requirement do not count again. Supervised Readings, Senior Thesis and a second Undergraduate Seminar do not count at all without the Director of Undergraduate Studies' prior written approval. A cognate that is not on the approved list needs that approval too, and will not be matched here.

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