Applied Mathematics (Minor)
Applied mathematics is created in response to problems in science, engineering, and society. Solve problems across career fields using a variety of mathematical strategies.
A strong foundation in applied mathematics can be a great complement to many fields in business, industry, research, and government. A background in mathematics instills problem solving, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, and time management skills.
Applied mathematics minors have the freedom to explore a variety of mathematical disciplines. However, all applied mathematics minors must take coursework in the following areas: discrete math, differential equations, and linear algebra.
Discover new methods of solving real-world problems by creating new solutions with training in applied mathematics. This training not only will help while working within a team, but also will aid in team leadership.
Program Overview
Applied mathematics minors have the freedom to explore a variety of mathematical disciplines. However, all applied mathematics minors must take coursework in the following areas: discrete math, differential equations, and linear algebra.
Career Opportunities
A solid background in applied mathematics can a great a benefit in a wide range of career fields.
- Engineering
- Computer science
- Finance
- Industrial operations
- Forensics
Completion of 16 credit hours of coursework is needed to complete an applied mathematics minor.
Interested in declaring a minor? Talk with your academic adviser or Academic Affairs to plan out your course schedule and fill out the Minor Request Form.