What classes did you mathematics majors take?

[Krazie]

I go to a 2-year community college right now, but at the university that I plan on transfering to you have to take 5 extra classes. So I plan on taking one of these five classes each semester instead of one of the classes for my major and just going one extra semester. I think that only one extra semester is not that bad.

 

[quantumdude]

I didn't major in math, but here's what I took for math as an engineering undergrad:

1st year:
Calculus I-II-III
Differential Equations
Probability and Statistics
(I went over the summer, too)

2nd year:
Advanced Calculus
Linear Algebra
Problem Solving Seminar (for the Putnam Exam, on which I got 3 points )
Complex Variables

3rd year:
Computer Science I
Partial Differential Equations

4th year:
Modeling and Analysis of Uncertainty (more stats)

 

[Chrono]

Math is backgound for sciences and engineering. you learn compsc you need math, if you learn physics, math is also necessary.
Choosing math/compsci or math/physics is up to what you really like, but Do both if you have time is my real suggestion..
Hey, don't tell me that people are doing something different from what I suggest

I'd try to do both, too. I actually wanted to, but I couldn't take physics, so I opted for geology instead. However, I may get my chance since I might be there an extra year anyway. Might as well take classes that I want to take since I have to be there for my extra one or two classes.