🔭 Our Mathematics Department is currently working on a Statistical Data Analytics Certificate/Program

This program not only prepares students to develop predictive models, evaluate the effectiveness of different interventions and strategies, and mitigate risks and anomalies in data, but also equips students with practical skills in data visualization and experience using programming tools such as Python and R. Students will acquire the skills to communicate complex statistical information to a variety of stakeholders effectively, and ultimately, to equip students for success in the data-driven world.

Our Certificate under the Mathematics Department consists of only 19 units for completion.

Fall - Year One:

• Math 217 - Fundamentals of Mathematical Programming (4 units; UC/CSU)

• Math 229 - Statistics for Data Science (4 units; UC/CSU)

• CIS 219 - Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL (3 units; UC/CSU)

  Fall 2025 Course Offering:

  The Mathematics Department is pleased to offer the following course:

  MATH 217 - Schedule: Schedule: Monday/Wednesday, 6:50 PM - 9:15 PM
  Format: Synchronous, via Zoom

  MATH 229 - Schedule: Schedule: Monday/Wednesday, 4:00 PM - 6:25 PM
  Format: Synchronous, via Zoom

Spring - Year One:

• Math 229 - Statistics for Data Science (4 units; UC/CSU)

• Math 239 - Applied Data Science (4 units; UC/CSU)

• Math 279 - Linear Algebra for Data Science (4 units; UC/CSU)

• CIS 219 - Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL (3 units; UC/CSU)

  Winter 2025 Course Offering:

  The Mathematics Department is pleased to offer the following course:

  TBA

  Spring 2026 Course Offering:

  The Mathematics Department is pleased to offer the following course:

  MATH 279 TBA

  MATH 239 TBA

  MATH 229 TBA

  The Computer Science Department is pleased to offer the following course:

  CIS 219 TBA

❗ Information about our certificate here

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⚡ Fun fact: The Aztecs developed a sophisticated number system that used dots (•) to represent 1, bars (—) to represent 5, and a symbol resembling a flag for 20. This vigesimal (base-20) system allowed them to perform complex mathematical calculations and keep accurate records for trade, astronomy, and engineering projects.