Mathematics

The mission of the mathematics program at TAMUQ is to provide its students with a foundation for quantitative reasoning and problem solving skills necessary to be a successful engineer, as well as to introduce technology tools such as Matlab to solve nonroutine problems. By completing a rigorous sequence of courses in Calculus, Differential Equations, and Linear Algebra with applications in a variety of scientific and engineering fields, the engineering student at TAMUQ is prepared to think critically, to analyze nonroutine problems, and to use technology to help solve these problems when necessary. Members of the mathematics faculty are dedicated teachers whose research areas include mathematical modeling, chaos synchronization theory, neural networks, electrical power systems, fluid dynamics, and inverse problems. Faculty are applying these areas of research through projects funded by the Qatar National Reserach Fund (QNRF) for both Undergraduate Research Experience Programs (UREP) and National Priorities Research Programs (NPRP).

To view the full list of Mathematics courses offered by the home department at Texas A&M University in College Station, please follow the link Department of Mathematics.

Curricula in Mathematics
Course Description
Minor in Mathematics
2008 GCC Olympiad
Mathematics Course Details and Videos