Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology The Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology designs and delivers undergraduate mathematics, computer science, statistics, physics, biology, data science, environmental science and chemistry courses. In addition to five minors, the department offers the online Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies. This flexible degree, designed with input from global corporate leaders, nurtures your critical thinking skills to help make the connections between science, technology and humanity, preparing you for a range of career options in aviation, aerospace, international business, communication or other related professions.
REFINE YOUR DEGREE WITH A MINOR
Having a declared minor can help you stand out to employers by highlighting additional skills that you have outside of your program courses. A minor can either complement your primary field of study or show a completely different set of interests. The Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology offers the following minors: Environmental Science Minor The Environmental Science Minor includes Earth systems, biological diversity, world resources (water, food, energy), global climate change, urban planning and sustainable development. This minor meets the growing interest of students and our industry partners in environmental responsibility and sustainability.
PROGRAMS Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies Our unique online Bachelor of Science in
Interdisciplinary Studies degree is designed for those with an entrepreneurial spirit who will cross boundaries, make creative connections, be flexible in a changing career environment and become leaders in their chosen fields. You can structure this program to meet your needs and obtain the knowledge and practical experience today’s leading employers are seeking. The flexibility of the program allows students to design their own degree programs, including two minors and building on their individual strengths and interests. Depending on their choices, graduates can prepare for careers in aviation, aerospace, international business, communication, or other related professions. Graduates also emerge with a strong foundation for advanced degrees, graduate studies or even law school. 2 UNDERGRADUATE MINORS TO EMBED FOR WELL-ROUNDED YET FOCUSED COMPETENCIES 10
Mathematics Minor The Mathematics Minor covers limits,
derivatives, integrals, multivariable calculus, first and second order differential equations, Laplace transforms and matrix methods of solutions. The minor supports a mathematics, science and technology emphasis highly desired in the aeronautics and technical industries. Data Science Minor The Data Science Minor covers extracting insights from structured and unstructured information to guide decision-making for businesses, industries and government agencies. The minor addresses the growing global use of analysis, visualization and statistics to make predictions that help institutions address challenges. Military Studies Minor The Military Studies minor is designed for U.S. Army, Coast Guard, Marines and Navy students who have earned 15 credit hours of Joint Service Transcripted American Council of Education upper-level recommended credit and are pursuing a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies degree.
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