Program Type: Undergraduate
Minor Requirements:
Department: Mathematics & Statistics
The study of mathematics builds a way of thinking that is used to solve a variety of problems that arise in different contexts. Core courses in the minor build a solid foundation in Calculus and linear algebra. Electives allow you to build skills in logic, abstract thinking, and problem solving. Throughout the program, students will develop strong quantitative reasoning skills that are lucrative for many career paths, as well as graduate study.
Graduating Year: 2024
Education: Engineering Physics Major, Mathematics Minor
In what ways do you believe your mathematics minor will support your career plans after graduating from ¿ªÐÄ¹í´«Ã½?
"The reason I chose to minor in Mathematics was because I've always enjoyed the idea of solving problems. I think I'm learning to enjoy this even more because of my minor- this will most definitely help me in my career plans as I'm going into the engineering field, and problem-solving is a huge part of it. The connections I've made with my wonderful peers and faculty will also have an impact on my career plans!"
Have you been involved in any undergraduate experiences that utilized the knowledge you’ve learned in your mathematics coursework?  
"I had the opportunity to work with Dr. Long and Dr. Wilkinson (mathematics faculty members) and other students on a research project that aimed to improve traditional hearing testing and hearing aids. This was done by using calculus-based concepts like Simpson's rule to better visualize the cochlea by obtaining more data points than a traditional hearing test."
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