Mathematics
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
Overview
The Mathematics Associate of Science degree prepares students for transfer to a university program in mathematics, computer science, engineering, or natural sciences. To ensure seamless transfer, students must develop their specific program of study in close coordination with a Cochise College advisor.
Learning Outcomes
Students who successfully complete this program will be able to do the following:
- Demonstrate an understanding of mathematical algorithms, definitions, and theorems in solving problems.
- Create, use, and analyze graphical representations of mathematical ideas.
- Write mathematical arguments using appropriate language, logic, and symbols.
Admission Requirements/Information
- PHY 111 or one year of high school mathematics is prerequisite for PHY 230.
- Need to take one, MAT 252 OR MAT 262, not both – Student should check with their bachelor’s degree program on which is more beneficial. MAT 262 is only offered in the fall semester and MAT 252 is only offered in the spring semester, both courses have MAT 231 as a prerequisite.
Degree & Certificates
Important Dates
Program Information
Spring: January 13, 2025
Summer: May 27, 2025
Fall: August 18, 2025
Review the degree map in the academic catalog to view the recommended program semester start dates.

Review the degree map in the academic catalog to view the recommended program semester start dates.
Degree: 4 Semesters
This is the recommended program length for a student taking all of the recommended courses each semester.

This is the recommended program length for a student taking all of the recommended courses each semester.
Degree: 60-64 credits
The academic catalog has a list of all of the required courses for this program.

The academic catalog has a list of all of the required courses for this program.
Please see the Tuition & Fees page for more information about all related costs. Using the Academic Program Cost section can help you find costs related to certain programs.

Please see the Tuition & Fees page for more information about all related costs. Using the Academic Program Cost section can help you find costs related to certain programs.
Spring: January 13, 2025
Summer: May 27, 2025
Fall: August 18, 2025
Review the degree map in the academic catalog to view the recommended program semester start dates.

Review the degree map in the academic catalog to view the recommended program semester start dates.

Degree: 4 Semesters
This is the recommended program length for a student taking all of the recommended courses each semester.

This is the recommended program length for a student taking all of the recommended courses each semester.

Degree: 60-64 credits
The academic catalog has a list of all of the required courses for this program.

The academic catalog has a list of all of the required courses for this program.

Please see the Tuition & Fees page for more information about all related costs. Using the Academic Program Cost section can help you find costs related to certain programs.

Please see the Tuition & Fees page for more information about all related costs. Using the Academic Program Cost section can help you find costs related to certain programs.

Mathematics Instructors
Name/Email |
Location |
Contact |
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S-LCC-1242 |
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S-LCC-1245 |
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S-LCC-1244 |
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S-LCC-1243 |
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S-LCC-1240 |
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S-LCC-1246 |
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D-BKS-713 |
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D-GEN-1146 |
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D-GEN-1134 |
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D-GEN-1144 |
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