Minor in Mathematics
A minor in mathematics is offered to the student who satisfactorily completes MAP 2302 Differential Equations, MAS 3105 Linear Algebra, MAA 4211 Advanced Calculus I and nine (9) additional hours in mathematics at the 3000 level or above. Courses to be counted toward a minor must be approved by the Department of Mathematics Chairperson.
Why Minor in Mathematics?
A minor in mathematics can be beneficial because it develops critical analytical and problem-solving skills, which are highly valuable across various career fields, including science, engineering, economics, finance, computer science, and even fields like law and medicine; essentially making you a more competitive candidate by enhancing your ability to think logically and interpret data effectively.
Career Paths with a Mathematics Minor:
A mathematics minor can prepare you for many careers that require logical and clear thinking and communication skills, including:
- Computer science
- Economics
- Law school
- Education
- Financial analysis
- Auditor
- Data or research analyst
- Computer programmer
- Medical scientist
- Statistician
- Actuary
- Economist
Mathematics Minor Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Can I minor in math if I'm not a math major?
A: Yes, most universities allow students from any major to pursue a math minor.
Q: How to declare a math minor?
A: You typically need to formally declare your intention to minor in mathematics through
your academic advisor or the department office.
Q: Are there any major courses that can be used towards the minor?
A: Check if any courses you need for your major can also count towards your math minor,
but be aware that most programs limit double-counting to avoid redundancy.
Q: What is the typical course load for a math minor?
A: Usually around 6-8 courses, with a mix of lower-level and upper-level mathematics
classes.
Q: Do I need to take calculus to minor in math?
A: Generally, yes, calculus is usually a prerequisite for a math minor.
Q: How do I choose which math courses to take for my minor?
A: Consult your academic advisor to select courses aligned with your career goals and
interests.
Q: What if I want to switch to a math major later?
A: A math minor can provide a solid foundation for transitioning to a math major if you
decide to pursue a more focused math education.
Program Faculty
|
Name |
|
Phone |
| Ajith Gunarante Chair, Professor |
(850) 561-8569 | |
| Pierre Ngnepieba Professor, Associate Dean |
(850) 412-5978 | |
| Richard Andrews Instructor |
(850) 599-3755 | |
| Narayana Bandara Assistant Professor |
(850) 599-8732 | |
| Kbenesh Blayneh Professor |
(850) 412-5228 | |
| Maria Dofing Adjunct |
(850) 599-3755 | |
| Nora Entekhabi Assistant Professor |
(850) 412-5230 | |
| Mohsen Gheibi Instructor |
(850) 412-5230 | |
| Cong Hoang Assistant Professor |
(850) 412-5239 | |
| Andrew Jones Professor |
(850) 459-3222 | |
| Vaslie Lauric Professor |
(850) 412-5234 | |
| Solomon Manukure Assistant Professor |
(850) 412-5232 | |
| Erdell Maurice Instructor |
(850) 412-5233 | |
| Joseph Mokher Instructor |
(850) 412-5229 | |
| Daniel Osborne Associate Professor |
(850) 412-7926 | |
| Jamil Perkins Instructor |
(850) 599-8404 | |
| Calvin Robinson Adjunct |
(850) 599-3755 | |
| Tony Se Assistant Professor |
(850) 412-5231 | |
| Elise Simmons Instructor |
(850) 599-8403 | |
| Desmond Stephens Associate Professor |
(850) 329-0236 | |
| Sonya Stephens Associate Professor |
(850) 561-0236 | |
| Madhav Wagley Instructor |
(850) 412-5241 | |
| Roslyn Williams Professor |
(850) 412-5236 |
