Mathematics Minor
Deepen your quantitative reasoning skills and explore mathematical concepts.
Through a combination of foundational coursework and specialized electives, students develop proficiency in mathematical reasoning, modeling, and quantitative analysis.
By completing a Mathematics Minor, students expand their academic toolkit, preparing them for success in both advanced studies and professional endeavors requiring strong quantitative skills.
Unique class topics in the Mathematics minor:
- Calculus I: Dive into the fundamentals of calculus, mastering concepts such as limits, derivatives, and integrals through engaging lectures, problem-solving sessions, and practical applications.
- Matrix Algebra: Explore the principles of matrix algebra, learning techniques for matrix operations, determinants, and solving systems of linear equations to analyze complex mathematical structures and real-world problems.
Additional courses cover topics such as statistics, probability, and programming.