Industrial Mathematics
Faculty
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Melnikov
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Powell
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Sinkala
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Worsey
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Zijlstra
Undergraduate Program
The undergraduate Industrial Mathematics track offers a course of
study that incorporates areas of mathematics that contribute to
business and industry. Coursework is designed to produce qualified
graduates who are competitive for positions in industry, as well as
for graduate study in this area.
The faculty in the program have worked in government laboratories
and private industry, and maintain ongoing professional
relationships with companies such as GE, Boeing, and GM.
We have an up-to-date computer lab, a pleasant atmosphere for study,
and a faculty that is committed to undergraduate education and
responsive to your needs. Join us!
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Undergraduate
Graduate Program
Computational mathematics is a fundamental component of applied
research in an industrial setting. As a graduate student in the
Industrial Mathematics Program of the MTSU Department of
Mathematical Sciences, you will build a foundation in numerical
analysis and differential equations. Upon this foundation, you will
develop skills with techniques in areas such as optimization,
control theory, computational geometry, and computer aided design.
You will learn the necessary skills to apply mathematics to a wide
range of industrial problems.
Our Master of Science degree program offers flexibility:
The faculty in the program have worked in
government laboratories and private industry, and maintain
ongoing professional relationships with companies such as GE,
Boeing, and GM.
We offer graduate assistantships, up-to-date computer
facilities, and a pleasant atmosphere for study. Join us!
View the Course Study
for the Graduates
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