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Build Foundations for Success with a Mathematics Minor

The minor in mathematics comprises 18 credits of coursework that aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of mathematical principles and their applications. To build a strong foundation, the minor includes essential calculus courses, ensuring that students develop key analytical skills. Beyond these core classes, students have the flexibility to choose from a variety of higher-level mathematics courses, enabling them to customize their studies to their interests and career goals. Additionally, the program allows for the incorporation of a limited number of introductory courses, as well as interdisciplinary courses, offering a well-rounded perspective on the field. It is recommended to talk to the math chair or any of the math faculty advisors to see which classes can count toward your minor. This minor not only enhances students' quantitative abilities but also prepares them for various professional and academic pursuits.

Program Highlights

  • Required courses - 18 credits
  • Strengthen your math skills with key calculus courses
  • Engage with interdisciplinary courses that connect math and various fields
  • Gain valuable quantitative skills that are in demand across many careers

Course Requirements

Requirements for Mathematics Minors - 18 Credits

The minor in mathematics consists of 18 credits of mathematics courses including

Note:

Any 200-level or 300-level mathematics course can count towards the minor.

At most two additional 100-level mathematics courses can count towards the minor.

CAIS 0351 - Introduction to the Theory of Computation, can count towards the minor.

What Can You Do with a Mathematics Minor?

A mathematics minor can open doors to various opportunities across different fields. With a solid foundation in mathematical principles, you can enhance your analytical thinking skills, making you an attractive candidate for a range of careers. Potential paths include roles in finance, data analysis, education, engineering, and technology. Additionally, the problem-solving abilities and quantitative skills gained through a mathematics minor are valuable in sectors such as healthcare and actuarial science. This versatility allows you to adapt to different industries and pursue a career that aligns with your interests and goals.

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Engage in Interactive Math Classes for Creative Exploration and Skill Development

Engage in interactive math classes that spark creativity and exploration while helping you build essential analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills for various careers. You'll go beyond traditional learning with innovative coursework designed by our passionate faculty and interdisciplinary approaches, along with hands-on projects and collaborative activities. With a focus on active learning through methods like portfolio creation and guided discovery, you'll gain a deep understanding of mathematical concepts in a vibrant and supportive environment.

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