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Mathematics is more than numbers—it’s a way of thinking critically and creatively that prepares you for diverse careers in science, education, business, technology and beyond.
Courses
MATH 351 Mathematical Modeling
Credit Hours
3.00
Degree Level
Undergrad
The modeling process, built around a study of applications from a variety of both social as well as natural sciences. A variety of mathematical and computing techniques will be employed including discrete structures, probability, calculus, differential equations and algorithms. Completion of modeling projects will be a major component of the course. Prerequisites: COSC 216, and at least one of Math 213, 301, 321, or 323.