Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics offers an innovative and comprehensive undergraduate program in mathematics from which a major may select one of three emphasis options: Statistics, Applied Mathematics and Mathematics Teaching.
Students are encouraged to be creative in putting together a course of study that will lead to the fulfillment of individual professional goals. The curricula are rigorous and demanding but flexible enough to allow students to sample several disciplines or to focus on a special interest within the major area. Faculty advisors are available to assist the students on a continual basis to ensure proper course selection toward graduation and relative to career goals.
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The Department of Mathematics trains competent prospective mathematicians, engineers, scientists, mathematics teachers, and other mathematics based and/or related professionals with the knowledge-base necessary to perform successfully in graduate and professional schools as well as the workforce. The Undergraduate program promotes students use of innovation and entrepreneurship in their research endeavors. Listed below are several links which may be beneficial to you as you plan your course of study.
General Information
University Class Attendance Policy
Specific information regarding class attendance, excused absences and unexcused absences.
Diagnostic Testing and Disability Services
Information regarding special assistance or accommodations needed in order for a student to be successful in the course.
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Academic Resources
Career Opportunities
A mathematics degree provides numerous career opportunities. A strong background in mathematics will prepare you for work in sciences, education, technology, business and analysis. All of these fields draw on the skills attained during your degree program and your knowledge of how to use equations to figure out budgets and finances for individuals and businesses. Here is a great example of what you can do with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics.
The department trains competent mathematics teachers and prospective mathematicians, engineers, scientists, and other mathematics based and/or related professionals with the knowledge-based necessary to perform successfully in graduate and professional schools and in the world of work.
Meet Mr. Gilmore
Mr. Curtis Gilmore graduated with his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. Mr. Gilmore was a graduate assistant, president of the Math Club, a mentor and example to many people across the PVAMU campus.
Mr. Gilmore is a NASA ISS Certified Flight Controller. This includes the integration/disintegration of cargo for all visiting vehicles to the International Space Station (ISS). This group is the single point of contact for real-time stowage, and inventory tracking across multiple systems and multiple countries including Canada, Russian, and Japan. The position also requires regular conferences with the crew aboard the International Space Station.