Department Description:

The math department provides learning experiences that prepare students to achieve the following outcomes:

• Demonstrate an understanding of a wide variety of fundamental mathematical concepts and the nature of mathematical proof
• Read mathematical literature and communicate mathematical ideas effectively both orally and in writing, using appropriate language, good notation, and sound mathematical reasoning
• Apply mathematical knowledge from one branch of mathematics to another as well as to other disciplines
• Use appropriate technology
• Have good problem-solving skills, including the ability to formulate problems, solve them and interpret solutions
• Understand the historical and cultural framework of mathematics and the relationship of mathematics to other sciences and to the needs of society in general

(Course Description from Course Catalog 1938)

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Other Faculty Includes: 

Majors and Minors Offered:

• Major Mathematical Finance
• Major Mathematics
• Minor Mathematics
• Minor Data Analysis

Sampling of Courses Taught:

• MATH 102 Fundamental Concepts of Modern Mathematics
• MATH 105 Exploring Mathematics
• MATH 110 Precalculus
• MATH 121 Calculus

Classes are held in the Ivers Building at this point in time.