Webinar slides that examine the purpose of the State Mathematics Transfer Inventory, resources to assist in developing this statewide tool, and lessons learned from the field.

This resource provides a selected list with explanatory notes on key mathematics pathways references and publications. Topics covered in this supplementary resource include:

• Mathematics Professional Associations on Mathematics Pathways
• Consistent and Predictable Transfer and Applicability
• Placement and Acceleration Options
• Co–requisite and Accelerated Structures

The Program Comparison Dataset is a research tool that allows users to view and compare math course requirements for programs of study across all public four-year institutions in Texas. This easily navigable tool uses data from the DCMP Texas Transfer Inventory. Using drop-down menus, users now sort programs alphabetically or by math requirement.

Texas 2-year and 4-year transfer inventory guide for 2018-19.

Many institutions implementing and scaling mathematics pathways are faced with the challenge of enrolling students in relevant gateway math courses that are aligned to their programs of study. When faculty and policy agencies in Arkansas understood the impact of transfer and applicability of mathematics courses on students, they committed to state-level action and coordination to address the problem. In an effort to increase student success in mathematics and increase overall degree completion at a large scale, various Arkansas stakeholders set into motion strategic policy action to provide statewide guidance and alignment of non-STEM mathematics courses to programs of study.

Universities across Texas revised their core curriculum to accommodate multiple mathematics pathways and ensure the transferability of all entry-level math courses. "Growing Portability of Entry-Level Mathematics Courses in University Core Curriculum in Texas" summarizes these changes and shows that today, Math 1332 Contemporary Mathematics (Quantitative Reasoning) is as prevalent in core curriculum offerings as Math 1314 College Algebra.

This guide is designed for faculty and staff at both two-year and four-year institutions that are implementing and scaling mathematics pathways based on DCMP principles. It offers a blueprint for implementation that spans four stages. The stages frame the work so that different stakeholder groups understand how to plan and prepare to implement mathematics pathways at their individual institutions and how to monitor implementation efforts for continuous improvement.

This tool is a collection of templates that faculty and administrators can use to prepare for and implement multidisciplinary discussions focused on identifying a default mathematics course requirement that is most relevant for each program of study.

This resource is a sample of the Statistical Reasoning course.

This resource is a sample of the Quantitative Reasoning course.