Double Majoring
Students often earn two majors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. It is also possible to earn a B.S. or B.A. in Mathematics while getting a degree in another School of the University. All general education requirements for both majors or degrees must be satisfied. A course cross-listed with another department may count towards both majors as long as 15 credit hours are unique to each major. There are currently three cross-listed courses: MATH/EECS 510, MATH/EECS 781 and MATH/EECS 782.
CTE course transformation grant helps Emily Witt, assistant professor of math, develop active learning with student groups in calculus. Positive results using modules developed with Justin Lyle and Amanda Wilkens, math graduate students, were attained. Read more.
Math and COVID-19: Sources on how math is being used to track the virus and its spread. AMS link.
A mathematician-musician's breakthrough melds East, West. Read more.
Researcher's innovative approach to flood mapping support emergency management and water officials. Read more.
Nicole Johnson found a way to express her baton twirling using math. See video.
