康卡迪亚大学

Mathematics is a universal language that explains the currents of the ocean, string theory, the spiral of a snail’s shell or the growth of a fern. When you study pure and applied mathematics, you enter a field that has both a rich history and many future career possibilities. As a mathematician, you’ll design and analyze mathematical models and develop systems for testing and evaluation. In essence, you will use mathematics to find creative solutions for systems such as communications, software development, encryption technologies, banking and drug testing. Through labs and lectures, you will learn to use professional software tools for mathematics and data analysis applications. You’ll also learn to think in the abstract and fine-tune your analytical skills. After graduation, students have the knowledge and skill to design and analyze mathematical systems in any number of scientific or business fields. This program is designed to prepare students for graduate studies. Concentrations: Honours in Pure and Applied Mathematics (66 credits); Specialization Pure and Applied Mathematics (60 credits). Students in the specialization program seeking admission to the honours program may apply to the departmental honours advisor normally following the completion of 30 credits. The Pure and Applied Mathematics Co-op program gives you the chance to complete paid work terms that last 12 to 16 weeks. As a Co-op student, you will work for firms where you may: perform data analysis; participate in mathematics systems research; manipulate and optimize algorithms; test survey hypotheses. Mathematics alumni can pursue graduate studies after graduation. Others have established careers in a range of industries that require mathematical and statistical models for research and industrial development, including: computer hardware and software development; public-security cryptography; image and voice recognition; banking and finance; pharmaceutical testing.