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Elizabeth City State University

Mathematics

Department of Business and Technology

Think Critically. Solve Problems. Build Powerful Skills for Any Industry.

Develop the analytical and problem-solving skills to succeed in careers, graduate school, and beyond.


Program Overview

The Mathematics program at Elizabeth City State University equips students with analytical, logical, and problem-solving skills essential for success in a wide range of careers and advanced studies.

Students learn how to:

  • Analyze complex problems
  • Communicate mathematical ideas effectively
  • Apply mathematical concepts in real-world settings

This program prepares graduates to pursue advanced degrees or careers requiring strong quantitative expertise.


Available Minors

Students can expand their studies with:

Curriculum and Learning Experience

What You’ll Learn

Students build a strong foundation in both pure and applied mathematics, including topics such as:

  • Calculus (I, II, III)
  • Linear Algebra
  • Differential Equations
  • Abstract Algebra
  • Real Analysis
  • Mathematical Modeling
  • Statistics and data analysis
  • Applied Cryptography
  • Linear Optimization

Applied Learning

Students gain experience through:

  • Problem-solving projects
  • Advanced coursework
  • Capstone or seminar experiences

What This Program Emphasizes

  • Logical reasoning and critical thinking
  • Quantitative analysis and modeling
  • Problem-solving across disciplines
  • Clear communication of mathematical concepts
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Career and Graduate Pathways

Where This Degree Can Take You

A Mathematics degree opens doors to careers in:

  • Data analysis and statistics
  • Finance and banking
  • Technology and computer science
  • Engineering and applied sciences
  • Education and teaching

Graduate & Professional School

This program prepares students for:

  • Graduate study in mathematics or applied math
  • Data science and analytics programs
  • Engineering, economics, or related fields
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