•  Mathematics 

• Alemo, Dawit, Instructor
• Brudos, Richard E., Professor
• Christ, John H., Instructor
• Drouet, Thomas L., Assistant Professor
• Faradineh, Rahim, Instructor
• Kazimir, Dr. Joseph, Assistant Professor
• Kirby, Mina V., Professor
• Ko, Wing L., Instructor
• Liao, Jao G., Associate Professor
• Morse, Michael J., Associate Professor
• Powell, Dr. Lawrence C.-Chair, Assistant Professor
• Nolan, Dr. Jeanine, Assistant Professor
• Saddigh, Farah, Instructor 
• Senensieb, David, Instructor

• Andreasyan, Gray R.
• Bauman, Robert F.
• Bureloff, Morris S.
• Burns, John W.
• Castellon, Viviana C.
• Cross, Donald W.
• Daraei, Khosrow
• Demian, Kamal A.
• Flores, Wilfredo
• Garcia, Eduardo E.
• Ghamsary, Mahmood G.
• Greenleaf, Daniel A.
• Halverstadt, Richard E.
• Harb, Mahmoud
• Harirchi, Madjid
• Hsu, Theodore H.
• Jiang, Jian
• Jimenez, Benjamin S.
• Kornblum, Sharri L.
• Lenhert, John K.
• Lin, Lih-Jen
• Malakar, Subhash R.
• Manchanda, Yash P.
• Miyata, Gregory T.
• Morin, David R.
• Ng, Sun S.
• Owaka, Emmanuel A.
• Paige, James P.
• Phan, Henry
• Sadeghian, Farajollah
• Shubin, David
• Unell, Alan
• Villavicencio, Angelo A.
• Wang, George G.
• Ysais, Rey S.
• Zhou,Zhiming

Computer Science
The Mathematics curriculum provides most of the lower division classes necessary for a major in Computer Science. 

Mathematics
The Mathematics curriculum provides the lower division classes necessary for a major in mathematics.  It also provides the mathematical support for majors in the physical and social sciences, engineering, computer technology, business, economics, electronics, architecture, etc.  This includes the calculus sequence, differential equations, statistics, finite math and linear algebra.  In a broader sense, the curriculum introduces problem solving using analytic methods, both inductive and deductive.  A sense of the abstract beauty and power of mathematics could place it within the realm of the arts where some mathematicians feel it belongs. 
 
 

Links

• Math Department Webpage