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