Student Learning Outcomes

The following are program goals for the Mathematics major, in which students will:

1. Think critically, reason analytically, and solve problems creatively.
2. Be competent mathematically.
3. Respect and understand the culture, philosophy, and history of Mathematics.
4. Think and act mathematically in order to pursue a life-time of learning.

The Mathematics major program goals are realized in the following student learning outcomes:

1. Explain inferential statistics.
2. Calculate the derivatives of a variety of functions.
3. Evaluate arguments.
4. Utilize course related mathematical concepts and theories.
5. Solve applied problems via integral calculus.
6. Solve problems in naïve set theory.
7. Compute basic Riemann integrals; utilize the fundamentals of power series expansions.
8. Solve equations in polynomial rings.