The Department of Mathematical Sciences has thirteen full-time faculty members and a staff of part-time lecturers. The department offers three comprehensive undergraduate degree programs that prepare students for professional careers as well as graduate studies in mathematics. A student can major in Pure Mathematics, Applied and Computational Mathematics and Mathematics Education. The department also offers minors in Statistics and Actuarial Science. The undergraduate Honors Program offers students individually tailored course of study and research in particular areas of mathematics.
Program Overview
The Graduate Program in mathematics offers Master’s degree in Pure Mathematics, Industrial/Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Computer Science and Teaching in Mathematical Sciences.
Department Information
The Department of Mathematical Sciences uses state-of-the-art computational and visualization tools for instruction. The department is a founding member of the interdepartmental Science Vision Project that oversees the operation of three computer labs equipped with SUN and SGI workstations. From 1997 the Unified Calculus sequence has been taught by the Calculus Instruction Enhancement Project.