Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics

Duquesne University's Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Applied Mathematics is a unique interdisciplinary program. You'll navigate a curriculum that places a strong emphasis on applying mathematical theory and techniques to real-world challenges. The core courses cover topics such as calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, probability and statistics, numerical methods and analysis. Tailor your academic path by opting for advanced mathematics courses in the quantitative track or exploring applications of mathematics in the applied tracks. Enhance your skill set through courses in scientific writing, communication, and professional development, providing you with practical abilities for resume design, professional communication and interview preparation. Engage effectively in problem solving using mathematical methodologies such as logical reasoning, computation, and a broad range of proof techniques. Demonstrate knowledge of foundational mathematical structures, such as real numbers, sets, functions, equations, sequences, series, vectors, matrices, vector spaces, and geometrical objects. Acquire proficiency in core areas of mathematics such as calculus, analysis, linear algebra, and statistics. Apply appropriate mathematical, statistical, andor computational methods to solve problems in disciplines beyond mathematics, such as physics, biology, chemistry, finance, etc. Effectively communicate mathematical concepts.