Degree: Associate of Arts
For individuals who wish to pursue a four-year degree in mathematics,
statistics, or computer science. High school preparation should include:
chemistry, physics, and trigonometry. For more information on the
courses offered and some recommendations, visit the program and course
information pages.
More Information
- Plan of Study--a list of required general education curriculum and recommended courses
- Course Descriptions-- A list with short descriptions of current math course offerings
- Course
Offerings/Schedule
Faculty
Learning Environment
Classrooms in Charles Hall. Students make use of the computer lab in Kropf Center and the computers in the Physics lab. Students also have access to Mathematica on their personal computers anywhere on campus through the M drive as well as being able to access Mathematica in the computer labs and in the library. Students also make use of graphing calculators.
Career Options
What can I do with a degree in Mathematics?