The Mathematics and Data Analytics program is challenging, but the balanced curriculum transforms strong high school math students into creative and analytical problem solvers, ready to think through any issue.
Whether it’s working as a business analyst, graduate student, math teacher, statistician, financial examiner, controller, or a software engineer, our students are well-equipped to begin a career in their desired field.
An effective analyst and problem solver is good, but one who can communicate in person and in writing is unusual -- and great! In every class, Mathematics and Data Analytics students are expected to write, explain solutions and critique arguments.
Mathematics and data analytics students engage in a rigorous curriculum coupled with unique experiences that embrace communication, collaboration, interdisciplinary projects, and an openness to productive mistakes.
Students studying mathematics and data analytics are dynamic problem solvers because they are exposed to a wide array of problems related to areas ranging from history, political science, literature, philosophy, social sciences, engineering, biology and computing.
From their first class, students cultivate their skills as team players through daily group problem solving and applied projects utilizing technology. Because these problems require conceptual understanding and explanation, students develop excellent oral and written communication skills. The training continues through the program and culminates in the student partnering with a faculty member on a research project and a formal conference presentation.
Mathematics and data analytics students become leaders in careers in both the government and private sectors because they willingly dive into a given problem, effortlessly organize and plan, easily collaborate, and find efficiencies others don’t. They adeptly and confidently communicate actionable steps suggested by their solutions.
Mathematics and data analytics students engage in a rigorous curriculum coupled with unique experiences that embrace communication, collaboration, interdisciplinary projects, and an openness to productive mistakes.
Students studying mathematics and data analytics are dynamic problem solvers because they are exposed to a wide array of problems related to areas ranging from history, political science, literature, philosophy, social sciences, engineering, biology and computing.
From their first class, students cultivate their skills as team players through daily group problem solving and applied projects utilizing technology. Because these problems require conceptual understanding and explanation, students develop excellent oral and written communication skills. The training continues through the program and culminates in the student partnering with a faculty member on a research project and a formal conference presentation.
Mathematics and data analytics students become leaders in careers in both the government and private sectors because they willingly dive into a given problem, effortlessly organize and plan, easily collaborate, and find efficiencies others don’t. They adeptly and confidently communicate actionable steps suggested by their solutions.
