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Mar 02, 2025
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Fitchburg State University 2012-2013 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Applied Mathematics Concentration, Mathematics, B.S.
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Mathematics
Chairperson | | | | Mary Ann Barbato | | | Professors | Associate Professors | Assistant Professors | | Lucy Dechene | Mary Ann Barbato | Jennifer Berg | | Gerald Higdon | Peter Staab | Bruce Romano | | Claire McAndrew | Amy Wehe |
| | Mark Snyder | Abdulkeni Zekeria | | Objectives for the Program in Mathematics The Department of Mathematics serves all students at the university. Mathematics majors receive a comprehensive foundation in abstract and applied mathematics as preparation for graduate school or a professional career. Minors in Mathematics receive the mathematical foundation needed for advanced work in their major field. The department also provides non-majors with courses for their major or with courses for their Liberal Arts and Sciences program. Applied Mathematics Concentration
Applied Mathematics is the study of mathematics that is often used in other technical disciplines such as Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, Physics, Economics and Computer Science. Students who complete the concentration in Applied Mathematics will have a strong mathematical background, an emphasis in a second field and will be able to integrate the mathematics within that field. Requirements for the Applied Mathematics Concentration
Electives
Four additional courses, at least three of which must be at or above the 3000 level, selected from the following: Minor Requirement
Choose one of the following minors: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Geography/Earth Science, or Psychology. |
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