College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Mathematics

For Undergraduate students Graduate students Alumni Employers & Job Seekers Mathematics Transition Guide About Courses Textbooks Spring 10 Research People Awards Resources Funding Opportunities Administrative Department Information Ask Me Index History Sign-Ons CyMail	Mathematics is central to an advanced technological society, and we play a major role in its teaching, research and service at the university. We are dedicated to providing high quality instruction to all students in our classes, and to imparting a basic knowledge of mathematics to students who major in it. Our undergraduate program allows students to prepare for a wide range of mathematical careers and options, from secondary teaching to graduate school preparation to industrial employment. Majors also have the opportunity to study mathematics with an emphasis in an area of application such as biology, economics, computer science, engineering or other areas. Our graduate program offers degrees in mathematics and applied mathematics at the M.S. and Ph.D. levels. Study traditional areas such as algebra and analysis or newer disciplines such as biomathematics or information assurance. Our faculty members are active researchers in their disciplines, developing new mathematical ideas and algorithms, and interacting with people outside their disciplines.	2010 Joint Mathematics Meetings Recently in California, attending the Joint Mathematics Meetings, REU student Christina Edholm answers questions about the poster on Rank Spread, Null Spread and Zero Spread of Graphs that she and Camilla Ramirez (to Edholm's left) created together. Fun in the Sum (summer math classes) Weekly Reader Calendar Sprague Room Events Colloquia Seminars Conferences & Workshops Publications & Archives Problem of the Week
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