Interdisciplinary Studies Math 4-8 B.S. - 4 Year Degree Plan

2025-2026

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Lamar University's Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Math 4-8 prepares you for a career teaching math in grades 4-8. This program focuses on content knowledge, content proficiency, strategies, communication skills and analytical skills to help you become the most knowledgeable teacher possible with access to the most current educational trends, methodologies and technologies.

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FIRST     YEAR
Fall Hours Grade Spring Hours Grade
ENGL 1301 Composition I 3 ______ ENGL 1302 Composition II 3 ______
COMM 1315 Public Speaking I 3 ______ HIST 1302 U.S. History II Since 1877 3 ______
HIST 1301 U.S. History I 1763-1877 3 ______ MATH 1350 Math for Elem School Teachers 3 ______
MATH 2311 Precalculus I 3 ______ POLS 2301 Intro to American Government I 3 ______
Social and Behavioral Science 3 ______ Life and Physical Science 3 ______
LIBR 1101 Introduction to Library Resesarch 1 ______
  Hours 15 ______   Hours 16 ______
Summer
CHEM 1306 Chemistry for Allied Health Sciences and Chemistry for Allied Health Sciences Laboratory 4 ______
MATH 3312 or MATH 1342 or PSYC 2317 Probability Statistics and Statistical Modeling or Elementary Statistical Methods or Introduction to Statistical Methods 3 ______
  Hours 7 ______
SECOND   YEAR
Fall Hours Grade Spring Hours Grade
EDUC 2310 Intro to Teacher Education 3 ______ EDUC 3300 Human Devel and Learning 3 ______
MATH 1316 Trigonometry
or Pre Calculus and Elementary Functions
3 ______ MATH 1333 Contemporary Mathematics II 3 ______
MATH 1332 Contemporary Mathematics I 3 ______ Creative Arts 3 ______
POLS 2302 Intro/American Government II 3 ______ MATH 1351 Math for Elementary Educators 3 ______
Life and Physical Science 3 ______ Language, Philosophy and Culture 3 ______
  Hours 15 ______   Hours 15 ______
THIRD     YEAR
Fall Hours Grade Spring Hours Grade
MATH 2413 Calculus I 4 ______ EDUC 3350 Mathematics Methods for Teachers 3 ______
MATH 3321 Discrete Structures 3 ______ MATH 3313 Elementary Geometry 3 ______
EDUC 4340 Manag Early Chldh Clssrm Envir 3 ______ MATH 3300 History of Mathematics 3 ______
EDUC 2342 Diversity of Learners 3 ______ MATH 3322 Intro to Advanced Mathematics 3 ______
______ READ 3326 Content Area Reading 3 ______
  Hours 13 ______   Hours 15 ______
FOURTH     YEAR
Fall Hours Grade Spring Hours Grade
MATH 4321 Capstone for Educator Preparation 3 ______ EDUC 4320 Residency 3 ______
MATH 4307 Problem Solving 3 ______ EDUC 4370 Assessment 3 ______
EDUC 4320 Residency 3 ______ SPED 4355 Inclusion in the Gen Ed Class 3 ______
EDUC 3330 Understanding ELLs 3 ______ EDUC 3332 3 ______
  Hours 12 ______   Hours 12 ______