Student Learning Outcomes

Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

• Have a broad understanding of several branches of mathematics and how they are related.
• Be able to read and/or listen to documents and discussions having mathematical content, with an appropriate level of understanding, exhibit a high level of mathematical literacy.
• Be able to read, write, understand mathematical proofs and construct mathematical proofs as appropriate.
• Be able to reason with and apply mathematical concepts, principles and methods, while analyzing and evaluating problems (both theoretical and practical) and plan strategies for their solution.
• Be able to clearly articulate mathematical information accurately and effectively, using a form, structure and style that suit the purpose (including written and face-to-face presentation).
• Be able to work collaboratively with others on projects requiring mathematical knowledge and input, to function effectively in a professional workplace related to mathematics, or in a graduate program.
• Be able to independently acquire further mathematical knowledge without guidance.