Actuarial science students learn the business during internships at CareSource
Computer coding, research, teamwork and critical thinking were among the professional skills sharpened by Wright State students and graduates who interned at CareSource.
Have Questions or Need Help?
Do You Have Questions About a Course You are Currently Taking?
- Please contact your faculty member at their Wright State email.
Do You Have Questions for the Math & Stats Office?
- Email us at mathstats@wright.edu
- Office: 937-775-2785
- Lindsey Schraeder, Administrative Specialist: 937-775-3370
- Janet Franklin, Administrative Support Coordinator: 937-775-3371
- Abby Sharp, Assistant to the Chair: 937-775-2782
- Ayşe Şahin, Department Chair: 937-775-2756
Need Registration Help?
- See a list of technology requirements by course for Summer Semester 2020.
- Request a prerequisite override (Campus username and password required) for a math or statistics course if you meet prerequisites but received a registration error
- Register to take the Math Placement Test
- Request evaluation of math or statistics course taken at another school
Wright State’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs that can help you get to where you want to go.
The Bachelor of Science in mathematics program offers three concentrations: pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and mathematics education. These three programs, as well as the Bachelor of Science in Statistics program, are adaptable to many of your potential postgraduate goals, from various scientific or professional careers to graduate school. The Bachelor of Arts program provides a broad background in mathematics with a liberal arts orientation.
Wright State’s dual degree programs in applied mathematics applied statistics, and mathematics allows you to earn both your B.S. and M.S. degrees in less time than the traditional degree path. Of course, you can enroll in any of the three master’s degree programs even if you haven’t elected the dual degree option. Complete your studies and broaden your career horizons with a Ph.D. in interdisciplinary applied science and mathematics.
Pursue directed research alongside faculty members who believe in your pioneering potential. You will benefit from their engagement in original research in pure and applied mathematics, statistics, and mathematics education.
Following graduation, you can join other alumni in finding important uses in virtually all facets of scientific and commercial activity. The mathematical sciences are particularly well-suited as languages for the quantitative analysis of complex problems, whether these problems arise in engineering, biological, economic, or a myriad other contexts. The study of mathematics and statistics is a rewarding endeavor, both personally and professionally. Explore the world of mathematics and statistics with us.
Curriculum
Our academic programs include many essential course offerings, including calculus, differential equations with matrix algebra, elementary linear algebra, and complex variables.
Areas of Research
Analysis
- Geometric analysis and PDE
- Nonlinear PDEs, applied analysis and real harmonic analysis
- Operator theory
Applied Mathematics
- PDE and applications
- Control and optimization
- Numerical and computational math
- Discrete mathematics
- Combinatorics and coding theory
- Graph theory and matroid theory
Mathematics Education
- Algebra and Calculus: concepts and reasoning
- Mathematical knowledge for teaching
- Mathematical modeling
- Professional development and lesson study
- Statistical reasoning
Statistics and Probability
- Statistical theory, methods, and applications
- Experimental design and testing hypotheses
- Biostatistics
- Probability and stochastic processes
- Bioinformatics and statistical genomics
- Machine learning
