Mathematics Minor

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Lakeland’s mathematics major easily leads to graduate study or careers in teaching or statistical analysis, and it can be combined with other major programs, such as Computer Science, Business Management, Chemistry, and Biochemistry.

Students who major in Mathematics will be able to:

understand and use the basics concepts of algebra, analysis, and geometry;
develop and deploy high-level skills in problem solving, inductive reasoning, logical thought, formal mathematical definitions and proofs, and computations, including the use of computer software;
communicate their findings effectively by formulating precise definitions, stating clear theorems, and constructing formal proofs; and
apply mathematical ideas and tools, including computer technology, to real-world problems.

Minor Requirements (26 semester hours)

For Middle Childhood through Early Adolescence Education Certification (grades 1-8)

Note(s):

To qualify for Middle Childhood through Early Adolescence (grades 1-8) teaching certification in mathematics, a student must complete the courses listed above, the Middle Childhood through Early Adolescence Education Major/Professional Sequence and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) statutory requirements.