COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program offers a wide range of courses designed to provide both foundational knowledge and advanced specialization. Students begin with core courses such as MATH 1220: Linear Algebra, which introduces vector spaces and matrix operations, and MATH 1230: Differential Calculus and MATH 1232: Integral Calculus, which lay the groundwork for understanding change and accumulation in mathematical models. As students progress, they can explore areas of discrete mathematics through MATH 2030: Combinatorics and MATH 2070: Graph Theory, which are crucial in computer science and optimization problems. For those interested in the structure and symmetry within mathematics, MATH 4240: Advanced Group Theory offers deep insight into algebraic systems. Geometry and spatial reasoning are explored in MATH 3380: Introduction to Projective Planes, while MATH 3390: Introduction to Topology introduces abstract concepts of space and continuity. Advanced students can also study MATH 4260: Abstract Measure Theory, a foundational course in real analysis with applications in probability and integration. These diverse offerings prepare students for graduate study or careers in research, finance, technology, and more, equipping them with the analytical skills and mathematical knowledge to solve complex, real-world problems.