Physical & Life Sciences

Mathematics

Pure and applied math — calculus, linear algebra, analysis, algebra, and proofs. The foundation of quantitative disciplines.

Study Mathematics with Fennie

Core courses

• Calculus I-III
• Linear Algebra
• Real Analysis
• Abstract Algebra
• Differential Equations
• Probability
• Numerical Methods
• Senior Seminar

Career paths

• Quantitative Finance
• Data Science
• Actuarial Science
• Research
• Teaching
• Software Engineering
• Cryptography
• Graduate School

What to expect

Heavy proof-writing in upper-division courses. Real analysis is the gateway course. Pair with CS or stats for stronger job prospects.

How Fennie helps

Fennie covers [calculus](/subject/calculus-1), [linear algebra](/subject/linear-algebra), [discrete math](/subject/discrete-mathematics), [statistics](/subject/statistics), and [probability](/subject/probability).

FAQ

Pure or applied math?

Pure for grad school and academia; applied for industry. Most jobs prefer applied math + programming.

Is math a marketable major?

Yes when paired with programming or stats. Math-only is grad-school-oriented.

Hardest math course?

Real analysis for most students. First serious proof-writing course.

Get through your Mathematics coursework with Fennie

Daily Plans adapted to your specific courses — upload syllabi and Fennie does the rest.

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