Department Chair
Gao Niu, Ph.D.
At a Glance
What You’ll Learn:
- Advanced skills in mathematics and analytics
- How to use various computer software programs
What You’ll Do:
- Apply your mathematical skills to your major or area of interest
- Focus on problem-solving using real-world examples
Where You’ll Go:
- Major corporate, nonprofit, and government organizations
- Graduate schools to advance your career preparation
Program Highlights
Today’s data-driven economy has a growing need for professionals with mathematical and analytical skills. In fact, many employers often seek graduates with a background in math. By pursuing a minor in Mathematics, you’ll focus on problem-solving by applying your math skills to real-world scenarios. You’ll also gain a deeper understanding of how to use advanced technology and various computer software programs that are crucial in the field. 91AV’s minor allows you to customize your course of study to match your interests, so you can select electives in topics such as actuarial statistics, financial mathematics, decision-making, and mathematics of the arts and creativity.
Sample Courses
Our curriculum consists of engaging coursework that’s designed to prepare you for your future career. Just a few sample courses include:
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
MATH 121
Mathematics of Finance
MATH 129
Linear Algebra
MATH 226
Software Application for Mathematics
MATH 354
Elementary Number Theory
MATH 409