Concentrations and Specializations
The Concentration in Mathematics for Economics
...is designed for students with a strong interest in mathematics who would like to use their mathematical background to obtain a solid foundation in the fundamentals of modern economics. This program will prepare students for a variety of options after graduation, including direct employment in the business world, entry into an MBA program, or advanced graduate education in either economics or in mathematics. Apply after completion of Economics 20A-B.
Faculty advisor: Robert Reilly
Office: RH 526
Email: rcreilly@math.uci.edu
The Specialization in Applied and Computational Mathematics
...is designed for students with a strong interest in mathematics and in mathematical applications to areas of science and engineering. By choosing elective courses carefully, students completing this specialization will be prepared for a career in a variety of computing and/or engineering areas. Students will also be prepared to seek a Master's degree in one of these areas or to continue on to a graduate program in Applied Mathematics.
Faculty advisor: Long Chen
Office: RH 510F
Email: chenlong@math.uci.edu
The Specialization in Mathematics for Education
...focuses on courses that are especially useful for prospective Mathematics teachers. A CCTC-approved subject matter program (SMP) in Mathematics can be easily satisfied in tandem with this specialization, enabling students to waive a subject matter exam for teachers (see here).
Faculty advisor: Sarah (Frey) Eichhorn
Office: RH 440J
Email: sfrey@math.uci.edu
The Specialization in Statistics
...track stipulates that Mathematics major requirements F and H must include 131A-B-C (or Stats 120A-B-C), 130B-C or 132B-C, and two additional courses approved in advance by the Department for this specialization, such as Math 105A-B, 133A-B, or 176.
Faculty advisor: Knut Solna
Office: RH 540G
Email: ksolna@math.uci.edu
For additional information, see Information about the Mathematics Major
Updated 9/11/09
