Overview

Edith Cowan University’s Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) introduces core concepts in quantitative reasoning, analytical modeling, and pure and applied mathematics. The curriculum covers fundamental principles of calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and mathematical logic. Developing this rigorous analytical foundation is essential for solving complex quantitative problems, optimizing real-world processes, and supporting data-driven decision-making across scientific and technological industries.

What You'll Learn

• Differential and integral calculus, multivariable functions, and vector analysis

• Linear algebra, matrix theory, and abstract mathematical reasoning

• Probability theory, statistical inference, and data modeling methodologies

• Discrete mathematics, logic, and computational problem-solving algorithms

• Mathematical modeling techniques for real-world system optimization

Learning Outcomes

Students will learn to apply mathematical theory and algebraic techniques to solve complex quantitative problems, while constructing rigorous logical proofs and mathematical models to analyze abstract concepts. Additionally, they will evaluate statistical data and probability distributions to formulate valid analytical conclusions, as well as implement computational tools and algorithms to simulate and solve mathematical problems.