Programs

Mathematics

This program involves the theoretical appreciations of the key tools in Linear Algebra, Calculus, and Discrete Mathematics and their practical applications to a wide range of fields. Mathematics courses may be used to fulfill the general requirements of 6 credit hours of Mathematics or Science, and/or to obtain a Mathematics minor or concentration.

In addition to meeting the mission and purposes of Providence University College as well as the core objectives of the B.A. degree programs, the Mathematics minor is designed to enable its graduates to: Develop strong problem-solving skills and logical, analytical, and mathematical way of thinking; develop competencies in using mathematics to solve real-life problems in other fields of knowledge, including Science, Technology, Business, etc; be prepared for further studies in Mathematics or Statistics at a higher level; and acquire transferable credits in mathematics in preparation for entry to a post-degree Bachelor of Education program, as Mathematics is a “Teachable” subject or a secondary degree in Business.

• Mathematics Programs and Requirements

General Requirements

All students in degree programs are required to take a minimum of courses in a variety of general arts and sciences so as to enable them to acquire an adequate foundation and context for their chosen area of studies, and to develop a critical appreciation of scholarship in general. These general requirements, along with the related co-curricular expectations of all regular Providence University College students, are designed to equip students to fulfill the mission and purposes of Providence University College.

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