Students will have a solid foundation of mathematical processes at a level comparable
to that of students graduating with a B.S. in Mathematics at other universities. Processes
should include (but are not limited to) a proficiency in logic, problem solving, and
methods of proof.
Students will demonstrate their ability to apply mathematics in other fields at an
appropriate level and demonstrate their ability to apply knowledge acquired from their
major to real world models.
Students will demonstrate mastery of abstract mathematical concepts and critical reasoning.
Students will acquire up-to-date skills and/or applications of computer and statistical
programming related to future career choices.
Students will apply their knowledge of statistics through an in-depth senior project/research
experience. Results will be presented in both written (paper, publication, portfolio,
etc.) and visual (PowerPoint, poster, portfolio, etc.) formats.
Students will be able to read, interpret, and critically analyze journal articles
directed at undergraduate students.
