Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Mathematics (Statistics emphasis)] From University of Wisconsin

Upon completion of the emphasis, the student will:

• Acquire the basic skills and conceptual understanding regarding differential, integral and?multivariable calculus, as well as that of fundamental mathematical objects introduced in our?core courses such as sets, functions, equations, vectors, matrices, and groups.
• Demonstrate mathematical thinking skills, progressing from a procedural and computational?understanding of mathematics to logical reasoning, pattern recognition, generalization, and?abstraction, and to a formal proof.
• Communicate mathematical ideas orally and in writing, with precision, clarity and?organization, using proper terminology and notation.
• Acquire proficiency in the use of technology to assist in learning and investigating?mathematical ideas and in problem-solving.
• Use knowledge of content and mathematical procedures to solve problems and make?connections between the different areas of mathematics.
• Demonstrate conceptual understanding of probability and statistical ideas, principals? and?procedures.
• Be able to use their conceptual knowledge of statistics and statistical computing skills to?define problems related to statistics, and guide critical reasoning about research design, data?production, and the interpretation of findings.
• Acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to pass the introductory level Society of Actuaries??exams.