The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers the bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. The department employs the latest hardware and software technology that can be accessed by every student. That, coupled with undergraduate research opportunities, gives students the foundation needed to plan, create, or improve upon the technology that we will use in the 21st century.
William Byrd (physics), Savannah Logan (mathematics), Cameron McCormick (physics), and Wayne Mitchell (mathematics) placed 4th among all teams from universities across Louisiana and Mississippi in the annual MAA mathematics competition.
Associate professor Ana-Maria Matei had her paper “On J. Cheeger and P. Buser type inequalities for the p-Laplacian” published.
Ryan B. Harvey, '01, is now a career federal civil servant at the Office of Management and Budget, a component agency of the Executive Office of the President of the United States.
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