Linear Algebra MATH 410. I MATH 212. Calculus II MATH 213. Actuaries deal in mathematical probabilities, design insurance and pension programs, analyze and solve complex business and social problems. They can work for consulting firms, state and local governments and academic institutions.
Opportunities exist in both government and private industry in a great variety of positions.
A good option if the student enjoys work in an educational environment. Course Descriptions MATH 101. This course does not count toward a mathematics major. Trigonometric functions, circular functions, graphs of trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, double and half-angle identities, solving triangles, polar and rectangular coordinates, vectors and complex numbers in rectangular and polar forms. Logic, graph theory, planning and scheduling, combinatorics, probability and statistics, linear programming, game theory, number theory, and selected applications of geometry and algebra.