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This mathematics program establishes a strong foundation for advanced studies in finance and related fields. Students pursuing either a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with an Economics and Business concentration acquire comprehensive theoretical understanding of the mathematical principles that support economic and financial systems. They will select a complementary minor, with choices such as Finance, Economics, or Personal and Family Financial Planning. The curriculum builds fundamental mathematical competencies applicable to diverse professional sectors. Whether students aspire to tackle large-scale economic challenges or specialize in banking, financial services, or economic analysis, their expertise will be highly sought after.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
Utilize computational techniques, Mathematics students must demonstrate proficiency in applying computational approaches and mathematical theories to examine scientific challenges
Implement mathematical frameworks, Students should develop the capacity to assess and enhance existing mathematical models found in contemporary scientific research.
Construct rigorous proofs, Learners must demonstrate the ability to select suitable proof techniques and consistently produce accurate proofs using various methods when appropriate.
Articulate precise definitions, Mathematical excellence requires exactness; a key competency for mathematics students involves formulating unambiguous definitions of mathematical terms.
Present findings effectively, Mathematics graduates need to skillfully convey their conclusions to general audiences through both written and oral presentations.
Assess logical reasoning, Mathematical rigor demands sound argumentation. We expect mathematics students to cultivate the discernment to evaluate argument validity and detect logical inconsistencies.