Mathematics: Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Arts
About this program
The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics: Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts helps you blend a broad liberal arts education with strong mathematical foundations. Coursework includes calculus, proof concepts, programming, algebra and analysis, followed by advanced electives that support individual interests. Complementary courses in science and engineering build additional skills in mathematical reasoning, communication and problem-solving for real-world contexts.
Program Curriculum and Requirements
Program Scope
The Bachelor of Arts degree program in mathematics is a liberal arts program that provides a flexible course of study for students with three concentrations designed to meet different career objectives.
The The Bachelor of Arts: Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts is a 42-unit program and is ideal for liberal arts students seeking a solid background in mathematics.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Develop basic programming skills and use of various software such as Mathematica, Matlab, SAS, and R; apply these skills to solve problems in optimization, applied linear algebra, differential equations, and statistical inference.
- Formulate and analyze mathematical conjectures, construct proofs in sound mathematical English, and use these skills to write proofs of statements in linear algebra, abstract algebra, and analysis.
- Achieve knowledge integration both in content and practice, for instance, by solving problems that arise from the mathematical modeling of practical situations.
- Communicate effectively to a variety of audiences using oral, written, and visual modes.