Multidisciplinary Studies, B.S.: Middle-Level Math Concentration

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About the B.S. in Multidisciplinary Studies

Completion of this coursework will lead to a Bachelor’s degree AND certification in the major content area, certification in English as a second language and certification in Special Education.

Communication Literacy Requirement. Communication Literacy courses for the Multidisciplinary Studies major are EDEL 3300 , EDEL 4000 , EDSE 4000 , and EDLL 3352 .

About Middle-Level Education

This concentration within the B.S. in Multidisciplinary Studies is designed primarily for individuals seeking teacher certification in grades four to eight. Students may choose certification in English Language Arts, Social Studies, Science or Math. Students should consult with an advisor in the college to determine which degree plan best suits their career aspirations. Degree plans leading to the different certificates will include subject area coursework and a sequence of four semesters of professional education courses (including two student teaching semesters). All courses include field experiences scheduled outside of class time.

About the Math Concentration

The Multidisciplinary Studies, B.S.: Middle-Level Math Concentration is available both face to face and online.

Recommended Sample Curriculum

First Year

Fall

EDTP 1100 - Teach Like Your Hair is on Fire: Seminar for First Year College of Education Students 1 Semester Credit Hours
MATH 1320 - College Algebra 3 Semester Credit Hours
Lab Science 4 Semester Credit Hours
ENGL 1301 - Essentials of College Rhetoric 3 Semester Credit Hours
POLS 1301 - American Government 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 14

Spring

MATH 2370 - Elementary Analysis I 3 Semester Credit Hours
Lab Science 4 Semester Credit Hours
ENGL 1302 - Advanced College Rhetoric 3 Semester Credit Hours
POLS 2306 - Texas Politics and Topics 3 Semester Credit Hours
MCOM 2310 - Business and Professional Communication 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 16

Second Year

Fall

MATH 2371 - Elementary Analysis II 3 Semester Credit Hours
Creative Arts Elective 3 Semester Credit Hours
HIST 2300 - History of the United States to 1877 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 2301 - The Education Effect: Why American K-12 Education Really Matters 3 Semester Credit Hours
OR
EPSY 2301 - iGeneration: Living and Learning on the Internet 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 12

Spring

EDTP 2377 - Mathematics for K-8 Curriculum 3 Semester Credit Hours
MATH 3372 - Math Modeling for Teachers 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDEL 2300 - Schools, Society, and Diversity 3 Semester Credit Hours
HIST 2301 - History of the United States since 1877 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENGL 2000-level 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 15

Third Year

Fall

MATH 3371 - Elements of Finite Mathematics 3 Semester Credit Hours
MATH 3370 - Elementary Geometry 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDSE 3300 - Introduction to Teaching 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 3301 - Programs and Services for Special Populations 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDSE 4320 - Instructional Methods 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 3303 - Foundations of Inclusions and Differentiation for Special Populations 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 18

Spring

MATH 4370 - Elementary Problem Solving 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 3304 - Behavior Management in General and Special Population Classrooms 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 3305 - Designing Assessments for General and Special Populations EC-12 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDTP 4380 - Literacy in the Content Areas with Special Populations 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDML 3370 - Teaching Mathematics at the Middle Level 3 Semester Credit Hours

Total: 15

Fourth Year

Fall

EDIT 2318 - Computing and Information Technology 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDML 4000 - Student Teaching Middle Level V1-12 Semester Credit Hours (3 hours required)
EDML 3320 - Middle-Level Curriculum and Philosophy 3 Semester Credit Hours
EDIT 3318 - Applications of Technology in Education 3 Semester Credit Hours
Focus Area Course – Bilingual, Literacy, STEM or AVID 3 Semester Credit Hours *

Total: 15

Spring

EDML 4000 - Student Teaching Middle Level V1-12 Semester Credit Hours (9 hours required)
EDTP 4302 - Advanced Methods for Special Populations EC-12 3 Semester Credit Hours
Focus Area Course – Bilingual, Literacy, STEM or AVID 3 Semester Credit Hours *

Total: 15

Total Hours: 120

* Focus area courses will be determined at program admission in the junior year.