Bachelor of Arts - Mathematics - Applied

Program Description

The Mathematics department offers a variety of courses in many areas of mathematics: calculus, differential equations, probability/statistics, linear algebra, abstract algebra, higher geometry, advanced calculus, discrete mathematics, math modeling, mathematical research and writing, history of mathematics and methods of teaching secondary mathematics. A special topics course allows students to take topology, complex variables, advanced statistics, or other subjects of interest.

The major in applied mathematics is designed for those students who have interest in engineering or one of the sciences.  This major requires 32 hours of mathematics and 6 hours of approved upper level science or engineering courses in which mathematics is applied.  Many of these students will have a double major in engineering or one of the sciences.