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Marketing Student Resources | Department of Marketing | BYU-Idaho

# Marketing Student Resources

## Resources to help you succeed

Academic Advising

Find help with class planning, deciding on a major, career options and more.

Contact your advisor

Marketing Internships

Learn more about the marketing internships required to graduate.

Find Internship Info

## Integrated Business Core (IBC)

Integrated Business Core (IBC) is a comprehensive nine-credit course offered at BYU-Idaho to students pursuing business and marketing degrees. The program's primary focus is on experiential learning, where students come up with a business idea, develop a business plan, acquire funding, and then launch and operate their company during a single semester.

Learn More About IBC

## Marketing Society

Join the BYU-Idaho Marketing Society to learn about job opportunities, create friendships, and network with marketing and sales professionals.

## Marketing Society

Join the BYU-Idaho Marketing Society to learn about job opportunities, create friendships, and network with marketing and sales professionals.

Rewarding Events and Activities

Learn more about Marketing and Sales Career Fairs and other events to help you land the job you want.

Make Networking Work for You

Get in touch with alumni and successful professionals in the marketing industry.

Positive Peer and Faculty Support

Marketing Society members develop friendships and offer support and encouragement to fellow Marketing students. 
 
Join Marketing Society

## Professional Sales Society

The BYU-Idaho Professional Sales Society is a student organization dedicated to developing sales skills and fostering a professional network for students interested in pursuing careers in sales. Their objectives include providing training and resources to enhance sales techniques, organizing networking events with industry professionals, and offering opportunities for practical experiences in sales to help students build a strong foundation for successful careers in the field of sales.

Join Professional Sales Society
Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Department of Mathematics

Understand and apply mathematics, statistics, and data science as life-long learners and disciples.

## Add Yourself to the Equation

The Department of Mathematics houses faculty and university programs in Mathematics, Math-Ed, Statistics, and Data Science. We also support the STEM programs across the university with their foundations in mathematics.

Every life demands different levels of quantitative, mathematical, and statistical knowledge. Faculty in the Department of Mathematics make it their top priority to help students gain that knowledge and reach their full potential. Whether the students plan to go on to graduate school or right into a career, faculty are dedicated to preparing students for their future.

## Bachelor's Degrees We Offer

For general information about each of our offerings, visit our 
Degrees and Programs page.

Data Science (B.S.)

Use math and computing software to find insights and solve complex problems with data.

Statistics (B.S.)

Collect, analyze, and interpret data to make informed decisions.

Mathematics (B.S.)

Use logic and numbers to solve complex problems.

Mathematics Education (B.S.)

Teach math concepts and problem-solving skills to middle and high school students.

## Associate Degrees We Offer

Data Science (A.A.S.)

Gain a basic understanding of databases, statistics, and programming languages to solve problems with data.

## Minors Offered

Data Science

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Mathematics

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Mathematics Education

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Statistics

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Brett Amidan

#### Education

- M.S. Statistics, Brigham Young University, 1995
- B.S. Statistics, Brigham Young University, 1992

#### Interests

- Big data analytics
- Applying statistical methodologies in experimental design and analyses
- Sports, including basketball, softball, and golf. Not including soccer.

#### Work Experience

- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) | Richland, WA 
 Senior Research Scientist | 1997 - 2019
- Adjunct Professor at Washington State University (Tri-Cities) | 2005 - 2019
- Richland School Board Director | 2015 - 2019
- Clinical Research Associates | Statistician | 1994 - 1997

#### Research

- Using big data analytics to build situational awareness tools for the power grid
- Applying statistical algorithms to improve aircraft safety data analyses
- Anomaly and outlier detection
- Designing experiments and analyzing data to better understand sampling and decontamination for bio-threats

#### LinkedIn Profile

- Go to LinkedIn

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Data Science Program | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Data Science Program

A data scientist is a programmer, statistician, and communicator with curiosity.

## Become a Data Scientist

## Become a Data Scientist

Data scientists are in high demand

Both large and small companies collect and store massive amounts of data. They need data scientists that can provide actionable insight from the data. Data Science is a rapidly expanding field.

High demand for data scientists means better jobs

Globally, demand for data scientists is projected to exceed supply by more than 50 percent. This demand will provide salaries similar to or better than computer science and engineering graduates.

## Explore Degree Options

Visit our academic catalog for details on the different options in Data Science.

Bachelor

Associate

Minor

Certificate

Suggested Classes

## Selected Data Science Courses

Here are a few of the courses that you can expect to take in the Data Science program:

CSE 250 | Data Science Programming

Develop Python skills for data retrieval, preparation, prediction, and analysis.

CSE 350/MATH 335 | Data Wrangling, Exploration, and Visualization

Use data-driven programming for the handling, formatting, and visualization of messy and complex data.

MATH 425 | Applied Linear Regression

Explore the fundamentals of regression, multiple regression, ANOVA, and the applications to statistical modelling.

CSE 450 | Machine Learning and Data Mining

Explore and implement machine learning algorithms with Python and R.

CSE 451 | Applied Linear Regression

Build big data analytics skills using R, Python, and SQL and current industry tools for big data programming and analytics.

Additional Resources

Data Science Society 
 
Frequently Asked Questions 
 
Suggested Classes 
 
Internship Highlights

Degree Skills

Data Programming & Visualization 
 
Applied Statistical Modeling 
 
Programming Languages: 

- Python, R, SQL

Data Driven Consulting 
 
Cross Domain Communication 
 
Problem-solving Skills 
 
Industry Leading Tools: 

- Git/Github
- R-Studio Suite
- Tidyverse

Contact

Department of Mathematics 
 
232 Ricks Building - Rexburg, Idaho 
83460-2155 
 
(208) 496-7521 
 
datascience@byui.edu
Math Internships | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Math Internships

A math internship program can help you prepare for a future career and expand your academic studies.

## Complete an Internship or Senior Project

Internships and senior projects will help you reach your career goals.

## Complete an Internship or Senior Project

Internships and senior projects will help you reach your career goals.

Prepare to Enter the Workforce

Gain an glimpse of possible career opportunities with an internship. Students planning to enter the workforce immediately after graduation usually complete an internship.

Internships Required for Mathematical Science Majors

All students majoring in Mathematical Science must complete an internship (Math 498R) or senior project (Math 499R). Begin exploring internships or project options early.

Research-related Senior Projects

Students who plan to attend graduate school often complete a senior research project or a summer REU program (research experience for undergraduates). 
 
Learn More About Senior Projects

## Math Internship Resources

Use these resources to find an internship opportunity or learn about math graduate programs.

## BYU-Idaho Campus Resources

Math Faculty Internship Coordinator

Contact Ben Woodruff in the Math Department about internship opportunities. 
 
Send an Email

Career Networking Center

November 08, 2021 11:53 AM

The BYU-Idaho Career Center can help you find internships all over the United States. 
 
Find a Career or Internship

BYU-Idaho Career Fairs

October 24, 2022 10:44 AM

Career fairs are a great opportunity to meet employer recruiters looking for interns. 
 
About Career Fairs

## Government Internship Resources

Office of Energy

The U.S. Office of Energy is a government sponsored industry research program. 
 
Learn More about the Program

DOE Scholars Program

The U.S. Department of Energy's scholars program introduces students to entry and mid-level positions with the DOE. 
 
More about the Scholarship Program

National Security Agency

The NSA summer programs deepen students exposure to data collecting and analysis. 
 
More about summer programs

Research Experiences for Undergraduates

Explore internships for academic research programs all over the country for undergraduates. 
 
Find an Internship

## Graduate Schools

The following graduate schools offer Master's or Doctorate degrees with an emphasis in business, industry, or government (BIG). They are a great choice for students for students pursuing graduate school for an industry job.

Michigan State University

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Rochester Institute of Technology

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Texas A&M

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Towson University

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University of Central Florida

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University of Louisville

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University of Massachusetts, Lowell

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University of Texas, San Antonio

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University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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University of Wisconsin, Stout

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Utah State University

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Worchester Polytechnic Institute

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Katrina Johnson

#### Education

- Ph.D. Mathematical Biology, University of Utah (2018)
- M.S. Mathematical, University of Utah (2012)
- B.S. Mathematics/Statistics - Composite Teaching, Utah State University (2007)
- B.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences, Utah State University (2005)
- A.A. T., Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Utah College of Applied Technology - BATC Campus (2005)

#### Interests

- Baseball
- Music
- Camping and Hiking
- Gardening
- Reading
- Social Dance

#### Work Experience

- Utah State University, Disability Resource Center
- Bountiful High School
- University of Utah, Math Department

#### Research Interests

- Mathematical Biology
- Differential equations
- Obesity, inflammation
- Metabolism
- Cell Physiology
- Signaling pathways
- Genetic regulation
- Non-coding RNA
- Data Science
- Teaching and Learning

#### LinkedIn Profile

- Go to LinkedIn

#### Biography

Katrina Johnson is a Professor in the Math Department at BYU-Idaho. She is passionate about teaching and learning - with experience teaching at both the secondary and post-secondary levels. She loves mathematics because it is beautiful, important, interesting, challenging, and fun.

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Math Boot Camp | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Math Boot Camp

## About Math Boot Camp

Each semester, students registered for Math 109 and FDMAT 112 are encouraged to participate in the Math Boot Camp (MBC) during the first few days of the semester. 
 
Students are refreshed on math skills needed to succeed in these courses. In some cases, students may be encouraged to either move to a higher or lower-level class. 
 
For information regarding Math Boot Camp, please contact the teacher of the section you are registered for.

## About Math Boot Camp

Each semester, students registered for Math 109 and FDMAT 112 are encouraged to participate in the Math Boot Camp (MBC) during the first few days of the semester. 
 
Students are refreshed on math skills needed to succeed in these courses. In some cases, students may be encouraged to either move to a higher or lower-level class. 
 
For information regarding Math Boot Camp, please contact the teacher of the section you are registered for.

## Math Boot Camp Resources

Trigonometry Form Download

March 29, 2023 11:42 AM

Download Trigonometry Form

Functions and Algebra Form Download

March 29, 2023 11:43 AM

Download Function/Algebra Form

Exponentials and Logarithms Form Download

March 29, 2023 11:44 AM

Download Exponentials/Logarithms Form

Derivatives Form Download

March 29, 2023 11:45 AM

Download Derivatives Form

Integrals Form Download

March 29, 2023 11:45 AM

Download Integrals Form

Ordinary Differential Equations Form Download

January 08, 2025 03:26 PM

Download Integrals Form
Mathematica | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Mathematica

Mathematica is a mathematical computation software program used by many scientific, engineering, mathematical, and computing fields.

## Download Mathematica for Free

While you are a student at BYU-Idaho, Mathematica is free to download and use. Please follow the instructions below to access your free download.

User ID Creation

If you have not already installed it from a previous class, head to Wolfram and create a user ID using your byui.edu email address. 
 
Create Wolfram Login

Download Link

After creating your account (and possibly a brief verification window), you should be able to download Mathematica for free. 
 
Download Mathematica

Video Tutorial

Watch a short video about installing and using Mathematica for the first time. 

Installation Tutorial

Other Options for Accessing Mathematica

If you can't install and use Mathematica on your laptop, more options are described here. 
 
More Options
Mathematics Societies | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Mathematics Societies

The BYU-I Mathematics societies cultivate a passion for mathematical exploration and education.

Mathematics Society

The Mathematics Society's purpose is to build friendships and community. The society invites students and faculty that enjoy the beauty and wonder of mathematics and its applications. The society seeks to update students on academic/career opportunities and help them network with like-minded peers.

Go to I-Belong Page

Math Education Society

The BYU-Idaho Math Education Society is a student organization that promotes excellence in mathematics education. They give students resources and support, and build a community of future math educators who inspire and empower their students. The society organizes workshops and seminars to further educate every future math teacher on methods and strategies.

Go to I-Belong Page
Department of Mathematics Faculty | BYU-Idaho

# Department of Mathematics Faculty

Elaine Wagner

****Department Chair**** 
wagnere@byui.edu 
208-496-7556

Candice Ririe

****Office Manager**** 
ririeca@byui.edu 
208-496-7521

Brett Amidan

****Faculty**** 
amidanb@byui.edu 
208-496-7563

Donald Baldwin

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
baldwind@byui.edu

Sandra Balmforth

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
balmforths@byui.edu 
208-496-7520

Jen Baxter

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
baxterj@byui.edu 
208-496-7521

Dave Brown

****Faculty**** 
brownd@byui.edu 
208-496-7527

Greg Cameron

****Faculty**** 
camerong@byui.edu 
208-496-7528

Paul Cannon

****Faculty**** 
cannonp@byui.edu 
208-496-7565

Chaz Clark

****Faculty**** 
clarkty@byui.edu 
208-496-7535

Paul Cox

****Faculty**** 
coxp@byui.edu 
208-496-7529

Ryan Cromar

****Faculty**** 
cromarr@byui.edu 
208-496-7530

Bill DeLeeuw

****Faculty**** 
deleeuww@byui.edu 
208-496-7545

Rik Dummar

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
dummarr@byui.edu 
208-496-7524

Brad Garner

****Faculty**** 
garnerb@byui.edu 
208-496-7532

Carrie Garner

****Faculty**** 
garnerc@byui.edu 
208-496-7554

James Gartside

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
gartsidej@byui.edu

Ted Gilbert

****Faculty**** 
gilberte@byui.edu

Troy Goodsell

****Faculty**** 
goodsellt@byui.edu 
208-496-7533

Aaron Harrison

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
harrisona@byui.edu

J. Hathaway

****Faculty**** 
hathawayj@byui.edu 
208-496-7558

Shaughn Hirz

****Visiting Faculty**** 
hirzs@byui.edu

Daris Howard

****Faculty**** 
howardd@byui.edu 
208-496-7537

Paul Johanson

****Faculty**** 
johansonp@byui.edu 
208-496-7538

Craig Johnson

****Faculty**** 
johnsonc@byui.edu 
208-496-7539

Katrina Johnson

****Faculty**** 
johnsonkat@byui.edu 
208-496-7547

Scott Jordan

****Faculty**** 
jordans@byui.edu 
208-496-7564

Matthew Lewis

****Faculty**** 
lewisma@byui.edu 
208-496-0322

Sandra Miles

****Visiting Faculty**** 
miless@byui.edu 
208-496-7542

Bonnie Moon

****Faculty**** 
moonb@byui.edu 
208-496-7557

Brent Morring

****Faculty**** 
morringb@byui.edu 
208-496-3778

Curtis Nelson

****Faculty**** 
nelsoncu@byui.edu 
208-496-7555

Susan Orme

****Associate Dean - Curriculum**** 
ormes@byui.edu 
208-496-7541

Jennifer Pack

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
packj@byui.edu

David Palmer

****Faculty**** 
palmerda@byui.edu 
208-496-2597

Sahar Qumsiyeh

****Faculty**** 
qumsiyehs@byui.edu 
208-496-7531

Danae Romrell

****Associate Academic VP - Student Success**** 
romrelld@byui.edu 
208-496-7543

Jason Rose

****Faculty**** 
roseja@byui.edu 
208-496-7544

Garrett Saunders

****Faculty**** 
saundersg@byui.edu 
208-496-7546

John Sinkovic

****Faculty**** 
sinkovicj@byui.edu 
208-496-7562

David Stohel

****Faculty**** 
stoheld@byui.edu 
208-496-7536

Heidi Turner

****Faculty**** 
turnerh@byui.edu 
208-496-7548

Emily Walsh

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
walshe@byui.edu

Brady Ward

****Faculty**** 
wardbra@byui.edu 
208-496-0867

Matt Webb

****Faculty**** 
webbma@byui.edu 
208-496-7559

Tyler Winiecke

****Faculty**** 
winiecket@byui.edu 
208-496-7560

Ben Woodruff

****Faculty**** 
woodruffb@byui.edu 
208-496-7549
Paul Cannon

#### Education

- M.S. Statistics, Brigham Young University, 2007
- B.S. Statistics, Brigham Young University, 2006

#### Interests

- Big data analytics
- Applying statistical methodologies in experimental design and analyses

#### Work Experience

- Bayer Crop Science | St. Louis, MOSenior Data Science Lead| 2019 - 2021
- Monsanto | St. Louis, MO
- Global Production Technology Analytics Lead | 2016 - 2019
- Global Research Statistician and Six Sigma Lean |2012-2019
- Biostatistician | 2010-2012
- North America Six Sigma Lead | 2008-2012
- Research Statistician |2007-2010

#### Research

- Applying statistical analytics to crop science

#### LinkedIn Profile

- Go to LinkedIn

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Quantitative Reasoning Requirements | Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Quantitative Reasoning Requirements

Quantitative Reasoning requirements ensure that all BYU-Idaho students have a basic understanding of mathematics to graduate.

## How to Meet BYU-Idaho's Quantitative Reasoning Requirements

There are several ways to meet the requirement. To find out what category you fall under read the following questions.

If you are a transfer student and completed that university's general education math requirement (typically college algebra or calculus or quantitative reasoning) and that course was accepted as transferable credit, you have met the Quantitative Reasoning requirement for BYU-Idaho.

When your score is received and credit for calculus is added to your transcript, you will meet the Quantitative Reasoning requirements.

When you pass either MATH 221A, MATH 221B, MATH 221C, FDMAT 112, MATH 119 or ECON 215, you will meet the Quantitative Reasoning requirement.

The only way to meet the Quantitative Reasoning requirement is to pass FDMAT 108.

Learn about our Mathematics Placement Test.
Math Secondary Teaching Internship Requirements | Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Math Secondary Teaching Internship Requirements

Requirement 1

Teacher candidates in Mathematics must complete all coursework prior to beginning an internship.

Requirement 2

Teacher candidates in Mathematics must pass all Praxis and technology exams prior to applying for an internship.

Requirement 3

Math intern candidates must complete a Math Composite major or a series of elective courses which train in classroom management and assessments. This will support their success as an intern.

Requirement 4

Math intern candidates must arrange to have a mathematics lesson they teach evaluated with the Danielson Framework evaluation instrument. To qualify for internship consideration, the candidate's lesson must score 2 or higher on all evaluated elements.

Requirement 5

Prior to the internship, students selected for an internship must arrange to co-teach a mathematics unit in a BYU-Idaho class with a faculty member. The faculty member must have experience teaching mathematics in a public school setting.
Mathematics Student Resources | Department of Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Mathematics Student Resources

## Current Student Help

Advanced Writing

Brush up on your writing skills and learn and how they apply to mathematics. 
 
Writing and Mathematics

Free BYU-Idaho Math Help

The Math Study Center offers free math help online or in person, drop in or by appointment. 
 
Math Study Center

Math Boot Camp

Participate in the Math Boot Camp (MBC) during the first days of the semester. 
 
What is Math Boot Camp?

Mathematica

Learn how to install Mathematica on your computer. 
 
Mathematica Installation

Placement Exam (ALEKS)

BYU-Idaho uses an ALEKS placement assessment to determine readiness for math courses or to meet the mathematics prerequisites for other courses. 
 
Learn about the ALEKS Test

Quantitative Reasoning

Learn how to meet BYU-Idaho's General Education Quantitative Reasoning math requirement. 
 
See Requirements

## Resources to Help You Succeed

Career & Academic Advising

Find answers or schedule an appointment with advising. 
 
Go to the Career & Academic Advising Page

Internships

Learn where to find the best internships. 
 
Find Internships

## Additional Resources

Senior Projects

Find project ideas. 
 
Past Projects

Student Teaching

Qualify for student teaching experiences. 
 
Requirements
Advanced Writing for Math Students | Mathematics | BYU-Idaho

# Advanced Writing for Math Students

Writing help for math students.

## The Power of Good Writing in Mathematics

Your success as a mathematics professional will include creating reports with complex data that need to relate to various audiences. Learning how to write clearly allows you to make logical conclusions, justify answers and processes, and use facts to explain and support your ideas.

## How Writing Skills Benefit Math Majors

Good writing can polish your professional skills and help you succeed in your future career. Writing helps you to:

- Draw clear conclusions for complex data
- Clarify mathematical concepts and processes
- Explain data background information
- Offer clear, relevant examples for data
- Identify and explain proof methods
- Explain the significance of a problem
- Reveal how statistics and other data relate to various groups or audiences

## Get Writing Help

Contact the BYU-Idaho Writing Center for resources to improve your writing and editing skills.

BYU-Idaho Writing Center

Tutors are available in the writing center to help you improve your writing. 
 
Visit the Writing Center

Elements of Style

A small book that defines the essentials of writing clear and correct English. 
 
Buy Elements of Style

Simple & Direct

A book about writing techniques and how to develop strong and distinctive prose. 
 
Buy Simple & Direct