This degree focuses on preparing you to explore the many areas of statistical research.
- Perform actuarial science
- Become a mathematician and conduct research
- Pursue a career in system engineering
While earning your Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, you can expect to take courses including Probability and Statistics 1, Calculus 1, Calculus 2 and History of Mathematics.
Curriculum
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MATHEMATICS major (B.S.)
44 total credit hours including:
- IT 2033 Introduction to Information Technology
- MATH 2015 Calculus 1
- MATH 2025 Calculus 2
- MATH 2033 Probability and Statistics 1
- MATH 3003 Abstract Algebra
- MATH 3013 Calculus 3
- MATH 3023 Linear Algebra
- MATH 3033 Differential Equations
- MATH 3043 Probability and Statistics 2
- MATH 3073 History of Mathematics
- MATH 3103 Discrete Mathematics
- MATH 4023 Geometry
- MATH 4043 Adv Calculus
- MATH 4101 Mathematics Senior Seminar
The requirements above are specific requirements for this major. You must also fulfill general education requirements and general bachelor’s (or associate or associate of science in health science) degree requirements. Please refer to the Newman University Catalog for details. After admission to Newman University, your Newman advisor can help explain program and university requirements.
