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Apr 19, 2024
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2021-2022 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Applied Mathematics, BS
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The BS in Applied Mathematics Degree consists of a strong core of courses in applied advanced mathematics, statistics, and computational science. The structure of the program allows the student to choose between two broad areas of study that are, at their root, highly mathematical: (1) data analytics, and (2) natural sciences. The purpose of the program is to provide foundational and hands-on experience in applied problems associated with the two disciplines.
Program Goals
A graduate of the Bachelor of Science in the Applied Mathematics is prepared to:
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Develop an expertise in problem-formation, problem solving, and modeling techniques and strategies central to a wide variety of applications;
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Establish the ability to communicate analytic arguments clearly and concisely, in oral and written forms;
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Exhibit expertise in numerical problem-solving techniques using high-level programming languages and commercial computational software packages; and,
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Demonstrate foundational knowledge and skills within an interdisciplinary-work environment.
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Applied Mathematics Requirements
This program requires a total of 46-50 semester hours: 1) 34 semester hours from core course listed below and 2) 12 semester hours completed in the Data Analytics Concentration or 16 semester hours in the Natural Sciences Concentration. The semester hour value of each course appears in parentheses( ).
Complete all of the following Core courses - 34 semester hours:
Complete one of the following Concentrations:
Two concentrations are offered:
- Data Analytics (12 semester hours)
- Natural Sciences (16 semester hours)
Data Analytics Concentration (12 semester hours)
Complete all of the following - 12 semester hours:
Natural Sciences Concentration (16 semester hours)
Complete all of the following courses - 16 semester hours:
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