Mathematics
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Mathematics at North Park
Master problem-solving, clear communication of complex ideas, and critical thinking—skills essential for careers in fields like actuarial science, computing, engineering, finance, law, science, statistics, and teaching.
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Featured courses
MATH 1410–Discrete Mathematics I: Number Theory And Logic
Introduction to mathematical logic and writing proofs, providing a solid foundation for further work in mathematics. Topics include propositional logic, first-order logic, proof techniques, elementary number theory, sets, Boolean algebra, and relations. Students should have completed four years of high school math.
MATH 2420–Statistical Theory I
Providing a solid foundation for further work in mathematics also required for actuarial certificate test-I (P-1). Topics include: Numerical and descriptive statistics, Probability and the laws of probability, discrete random variables and their probability distributions, continuous random variables and their probability distributions.
Faculty Spotlight
Anthony Lazzeroni
Anthony Lazzeroni’s research interests lie in algebraic combinatorics, or the study of the structures that count things. He enjoys teaching at North Park because its faculty care about their students and each other.
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5141 N. Christiana Ave.
Chicago, IL 60625
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