Northwestern University Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences 4 courses
Double-counting note: Students who may be considering adding a third major (or a minor) to ISP+mathematics should keep in mind that Weinberg College prohibits double-counting a major course toward some other major or minor, except where this is explicitly permitted in this catalog (see related course requirement, below). Weinberg College does allow double-counting a major course toward a general bachelor's degree requirement (i.e. degree requirements other than majors or minors). Other programs or schools may have their own restrictions that supersede this, so check the relevant parts of this catalog for possible limits. Students who have completed all of the requirements for the Integrated Science Program (ISP) major will satisfy the requirements for an additional major in mathematics by completing 1 of the following course sequences: Students may not substitute INTG_SCI 398-0 for any mathematics course in the ISP curriculum.
Requirements
MATH 320-3 may also be replaced by MATH 321-2, MATH 321-3, MATH 330-1, MATH 330-2, MATH 330-3, MATH 331-1, MATH 331-2, MATH 331-3.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MATH 320-1 | Real Analysis | 1 |
| MATH 320-2 | Real Analysis | 1 |
| MATH 320-3 or MATH 321-1 | Real Analysis or MENU: Real Analysis | 1 |
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