Mathematics provides the foundation for studying engineering, the physical, biological and health sciences, economics, business, computer science, statistics and many other fields. A major in mathematics itself opens up job opportunities in many fields since mathematical problem-solving skills are widely applicable. Thus, people with mathematical degrees work in fields such as accounting, budget and financial analysis, market research analysis, demographics, banking and finance and systems analysis, and many others.
Online Classes
Math Online Classes for Spring 2009
Faculty
| Anderson, Richard | Math/Computer Science |
| Enriquez, Amelito | Engineering, Mathematics |
| Follansbee, Rich | Mathematics |
| Innerst, Evan | Mathematics |
| Iverson, Chuck | Math/Computer Science |
| Lapuz, Raymond | Mathematics |
| Preston, Jack | Astronomy, Mathematics |
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The Mathematics major may be used as a basis for professional careers in Business, Civil Service, Industry, Research, Science and Teaching; as a preparation for advanced work in Mathematics or Engineering; or as a basis for an entry position in Computer Science.
TRANSFER PROGRAM
The Mathematics Department offers a wide variety of courses for students who wish to major in Mathematics enabling them to transfer to a university or four-year college at the end of the sophomore year. Students should consult the catalogs of the colleges of their choice for special requirements. In addition to the courses listed, students must complete General Education transfer requirements.
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