Program Description:
The math degree is designed for individuals who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree. This curriculum is designed to prepare students to major in one of the following fields: mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, operations research, applied mathematics, or computer science.
Many potential career opportunities exist for Mathematics majors, including careers in actuarial sciences, aerospace, business, economics and finance, engineering, insurance, medical sciences, education, computer science and the physical sciences. Potential careers include:
- Actuary
- Data Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Forecast Analyst
- Game Designer
- Researcher
- Statistician
- Sales Analyst
- Consultant
- Systems Analyst
- Logistics
- Investment Analytics
- Educator
- Operations Research
- Computer Programming and Development
Program Student Learning Outcomes
1. Students will demonstrate the ability to apply quantitative skills to synthesize, analyze and evaluate mathematical equations.
2. Students will be able to read and construct mathematical arguments and proofs.
3. Students will recognize and use appropriate methods to identify, formulate and analyze real-world problems with quantitative and statistical reasoning or mathematical techniques.
4. Student will be able to utilize technological and computer skills appropriately as an effective tool in investigating, analyzing and solving problems.
5. Students demonstrate the skills required to clearly communicate mathematical ideas in appropriate contexts visually, orally and in writing to a range of audiences.
Transfer Information: students should consult with their advisor to ensure that they select electives that best prepare them for the specific requirements of their intended transfer university’s program of study. More information can also be found at www.laurelridge.edu/transfer.
Courses are displayed under the semester in which they are regularly offered and are recommended to be taken in this sequence to ensure timely graduation. It is possible that a course shown in a particular semester may not be offered due to low enrollment or other factors.
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