Points are granted to the individual and to the team based on how quickly an accurate response is given. Competitors only have one chance to turn in a solution. The team is responsible to work together to distribute the tasks to complete the problem. Often these problems require a graphing calculator task as well as a written task. Points are granted to the team based on how quickly the response is given.
Teams can only submit one solution.
The growth of technology in our society presents greater needs for individuals with analytical skills and experience in the development and use of technologies. Concentrations in the mathematical sciences prepare students for a wide variety of careers requiring problem solving, logical reasoning, and applications of current technologies. The mathematics program at Huntington College combines the individual attention normally associated with small liberal arts colleges with the educational opportunities and research-active faculty normally found only at major universities. The normal route into mathematics at Huntington College begins with a year of single-variable calculus followed by introductory linear algebra and multivariable calculus or perhaps probability and statistics and a course in differential equations. These courses prepare students for further work in mathematics, computer science, the physical sciences, and engineering and form the usual introduction to the Mathematics major.