Department of Mathematical Sciences Why Math?
Coursework Some examples of classes you might take are:
Mathematical thinking applies to many different real-world situations. Studying Mathematics develops analytical skills and problem-solving ability, two traits highly sought in almost any profession. No matter what career path you ultimately choose, studying mathematics provides a strong foundation. Below are some examples of careers that are possible with a Mathematical Sciences degree.
- Calculus - Multivariable Calculus - Differential Equations - Linear Algebra - Foundations of Mathematics - Modern Algebra - Advanced Calculus - Numerical Methods - Mathematical Statistics - Probability - Geometry Degree plans by major are available at: https:/ / catalog.mcneese.edu/
B.S. Concentrations: -
Mathematics Mathematics Education Statistics Mathematical Physics Physics Education Computational Science
Minors: -
Mathematics Statistics Applied Statistics
Graduate Studies: -
Mathematics Computer Science Statistics