Mathematics at Newman University involves numerical, algebraic and graphical analysis of patterns and problems. The patterns can involve simple counting numbers or real or complex numbers. Problems solved with mathematics can range from statistical questions to questions about 3-dimensional surfaces. The program has connections to a variety of fields of study such as music, computer graphics, probability and many more.
Core Mathematics
Students should demonstrate a broad understanding of mathematics, demonstrated by competency in the following areas: statistics, calculus, geometry, and algebra.
Critical Thinking
Students should develop clear analytical thinking skills, as demonstrated by the following.
Students should demonstrate the ability to employ rigorous reasoning to construct logically correct arguments.
Students should demonstrate the ability to formulate problems quantitatively, and interpret the solutions.
Communication
Students should demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate mathematics.
Technology
Students should be able to employ technology as one of a variety of problem solving strategies.
Ethics
Students can distinguish between ethical and unethical uses of data.
High School Preparation
It is recommended that students complete four years of English, four years of mathematics and four years of science in high school.
