BA (Hons) Arts - Applied Mathematics
Applied Mathematics is the application of mathematics to the modelling and solving of practical, real-world problems.
If you have a good feel for puzzles, games and mathematical conundrums, and you’re generally considered to have an aptitude for mathematics and mathematical problems, this is a good indication that Applied Mathematics may be for you.
This subject is at the core of many disciplines, ranging from business, finance and economics, to geography and geology, to all branches of engineering and the sciences.
It is concerned with the definition, formulation, solution and interpretation of developed mathematical models. Being able to effectively communicate about problems and their solutions with those from other related disciplines is essential. Regardless of the career path chosen, today’s employers demand these types of skills and flexibility of approach.
Computers play a central role in Applied Mathematics. Many problems can be solved by making use of computers to perform immense numerical computations far beyond the power of human beings. Numerical computation encompasses scientific programming, the use of sophisticated mathematical software libraries, computer laboratory experiments and numerical analysis. The course content reflects this.
Applied Mathematics is the application of mathematics to the modelling and solving of practical, real-world problems.
If you have a good feel for puzzles, games and mathematical conundrums, and you’re generally considered to have an aptitude for mathematics and mathematical problems, this is a good indication that Applied Mathematics may be for you.
This subject is at the core of many disciplines, ranging from business, finance and economics, to geography and geology, to all branches of engineering and the sciences.
It is concerned with the definition, formulation, solution and interpretation of developed mathematical models. Being able to effectively communicate about problems and their solutions with those from other related disciplines is essential. Regardless of the career path chosen, today’s employers demand these types of skills and flexibility of approach.
Computers play a central role in Applied Mathematics. Many problems can be solved by making use of computers to perform immense numerical computations far beyond the power of human beings. Numerical computation encompasses scientific programming, the use of sophisticated mathematical software libraries, computer laboratory experiments and numerical analysis. The course content reflects this.
