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Mathematics at UNBC

The program in mathematics provides undergraduate instruction and training in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics. In addition, the program offers service courses to students in the biological sciences, health sciences, management, economics, and other areas. Many mathematics courses are taught using the computer in an essential way. For example, some sections of introductory calculus are taught using the Maple software, which provides exceptional computational power and high-quality graphical display. An important feature of the mathematics degree program is the early emphasis on the development of abstract reasoning and the relation of the abstract to the concrete. The degree requirements have been chosen so as to provide students with a broad background in mathematics while still leaving them room to pursue their individual interests.

More information on Mathematics at UNBC:

  • Faculty in the department of Mathematics and Computer Science at UNBC
  • The Undergraduate programme in Mathematics
  • The proposed Masters degree in Mathematics
  • Computer Science at UNBC
  • The Mathematics and Computer Science Colloquium Series
  • Math course data (local access only).

    • Links to other servers of interest to Mathematics Students

  • The Mathematical Association of America is the largest professional society of college and university mathematics teachers in the world. Today MAA's 30,000 members include college and university faculty, two-year college faculty, high school teachers, government and corporate workers.
  • MathSearch -- Search a collection of mathematical documents
  • The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Mathematics

    • This archive contains copies of the questions from some recent math competitions. The older exams appear in a series of books published by the Mathematical Association of America; check there for more information.

  • Math Competitions Archives

    • On this page, we try to identify and list all sources of mathematics problems on the Internet and related information.

  • Internet Center for Mathematics Problems

    • Links to other servers of interest to Mathematicians

  • Canadian Mathematical Society
  • American Mathematical Society
  • Mathematics Journals and their tables of contents
  • The Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota.
  • Also visit the UNBC Operator Algebras home page.
  • For Further information about UNBC
    For more information concerning Math and CS at UNBC, contact [email protected]