Mathematics (BS)

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Develop your ability to solve complex problems and excel in math at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Through calculus, discrete mathematics, geometry, abstract and linear algebra, history of mathematics, and number theory, you'll be able to test your newly acquired skills in a variety of scenarios. Our program also provides you the flexibility to explore your passions, whether it's machine learning or teaching. After completing your undergraduate studies, you can pursue a variety of career fields including education, scientific and technological fields, computing and information science, and the option to continue on to A&M-Commerce's graduate program.

Where It Is Offered Commerce

Duration 4 years

Foreign Language No foreign language required

Delivery Face-To-Face

Total Credit Hours 120 hours

Thesis Requirements No thesis required

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Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: SEE YOURSELF SUCCEED

SEE YOURSELF SUCCEED WITH A DEGREE IN MATHEMATICS

Innovation and Discovery

Take on our mission to build a better Texas that is eager to compete in an interconnected world with creativity, ethical leadership and imagination. We don’t just discover the future, we make it.

Career Readiness

The College of Science and Engineering is a gateway to in-demand STEM careers projected to make up a significant portion of the U.S. and global economy.

Accomplished Faculty

Shape an innovative framework with an award-winning faculty including four Regents Professors, a highly selective honor for exemplary contributions to their university, community and the State of Texas.

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Hands-on Research

Our faculty will help you tackle complex challenges and discover solutions with hands-on research in various fields.

STEM Alliance

Our Community

Become a part of the STEM Education Alliance. Four departments have partnered together to provide you with the tools and resources needed to excel in education. Our program offers collegiate-level teaching and tutoring experiences through the Learning Assistant program. You’ll also have access to several scholarships designed for STEM majors.

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Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

A degree in mathematics will offer you the opportunity to:

Develop diverse strategies and theories you can use to identify, formulate and solve intricate issues.
Acquire programming skills including object-oriented programming and structuring data.
Take on a wide range of professional fields or post-undergraduate studies.
Learn mathematical probability, statistics and other techniques to help you test and forecast.

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Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: Careers

Careers

Mathematics students can go on to become in-demand analysts, actuaries, data scientists and engineers. Graduates are well-positioned to transition quickly when internship and job opportunities present themselves.

Career Possibilities and Current Median Salaries

Mathematicians and Statisticians – $88,190, 33% projected job growth through 2026

Actuaries

$102,880

Operations Research Analysts

$83,390

US DOL Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2018

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: 1.8 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Internship opportunities

Internship experience provides the foundation employers are often looking for. Internships are offered as optional credit for this program and can be an important part of your education experience. These are just a few of the companies that partner with Career Development and offer opportunities for A&M-Commerce math students.

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: 1.11 WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

What You Will Learn

After finishing challenging, fast-paced coursework, you’ll be prepared for a technical career across a variety of industries.

Courses to Prepare You for Your Career

Foundation courses include Calculus, Introduction to Mathematical Probability and Methods of Mathematical Proofs.
Supporting courses include Discrete Mathematics and Linear Algebra.

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics :: 1.12 FEATURED COURSES

Featured Courses

Introduction to Mathematical Probability MATH 402

A calculus-based course in classical probability theory. Topics covered include probability axioms and properties, discrete and continuous random variables, joint distributions, conditional distributions, expectation and variance, covariance and correlation, moment generating functions, central limit theorem.

Numerical Analysis MATH 317

Computer algebra systems will be introduced. Topics include methods for approximate solutions of equations in one variable, polynomial approximation methods, numerical calculus, numerical solutions to ordinary differential equations, linear systems of equations, and difference equations.

Linear Algebra MATH 2318

Introduces and provides models for application of the concepts of vector algebra. Topics include finite dimensional vector spaces and their geometric significance; representing and solving systems of linear equations using multiple methods, including Gaussian elimination and matrix inversion; matrices; determinants; linear transformations; quadratic forms; eigenvalues and eigenvector; and applications in science and engineering.

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