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Mathematics (MA) and Statistics (MS)

At ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ, we teach and research a wide range of subjects in pure and applied mathematics and statistics.  For students who enjoy constructing rigorous proofs or modeling real-world phenomena, we offer a major in mathematics and minors in mathematics and statistics.  Many of our introductory course offerings function as gateways to our majors and minors and are crucial for preparing our students to be mathematically and statistically-literate citizens in the world.  Normally entering students who are considering a degree in mathematics will take MA 111 (Calculus I), MA 113 or MA 113H (Calculus II, Calculus II Honors), MA 200 (Linear Algebra), MA 211 (Calculus III), or MA 215 ( Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning and Proof) in the fall, depending on their preparation and placement exam results. Students may also enjoy MA 125 Problem Solving in Mathematics. This course does not count toward the major but provides students an opportunity to meet other like-minded students and to work on interesting problems in mathematics.  All math majors (who entered ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ in 2021 and beyond) are required to take MS-204 Statistical Methods, which is offered in both the fall and spring semesters.  All other students, especially those who are interested in minoring in statistics, are strongly encouraged to take MS-204.

All prospective math students should take the . The department uses these results to advise students of the best course for them.  If a student needs to strengthen pre-calculus skills before taking calculus, the department recommends the student take MA-110 (Mathematics Toolkit) followed by MA-111 (Calculus I). 

Recommended courses for a prospective Math major or Minor

RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR A PROSPECTIVE statistics MINOR

Mathematics Department site

3rd floor, Center for Integrated Sciences
518-580-5280