Math 134, Math 140, Math 241, Math 242, Math 251A, Math 252A
Review before your math final
When: December 8, 2023 (Friday)
Where: Keller Hall (3rd and 4th floor)
Ask your instructor for more information
McKee developing surface tension package
Grad student Jack McKee is featured in UH News for his work on coding a package that models the interaction of heated droplets and unheated droplets.
The “Pacific Island Structured-Adaptive Mesh Refinement with Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian” (PISALE) software was supported by a three-year, $591,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Alice Koniges is the Principal Investigator.
Careers for math majors
Some careers for math majors include:
Actuary
Assess and manage risk for businesses by analyzing their spending. Actuaries also estimate the probability of events and the costs involved. Check out the UH actuarial program.
Statistician
Collect and analyze data for a company. Statisticians identify trends in data sets and share those patterns with company executives.
Mathematician
Solve problems through numerical analysis. Mathematicians might research new theories, develop mathematical models, or analyze data to solve business problems.
Economist
Gather financial and socio-economic data by studying markets. Economists use this data to help businesses make long-term financial and investment plans.
Data scientist
Interpret large amounts of complex data to gain insights for a company’s business operations. Data scientists may use tools, systems, and algorithms to extract information from data. Check out our math major data science track
Data analyst
Extract useful insights from vast sets of quantitative or qualitative information. Data analysts are in demand across all industries.
Math teacher
Plan lessons, teach and tutor students, correct assignments, and advise student groups or coach athletic teams.
Full disclosure: this list was drafted by an AI Assistant
Private tutoring
Interested in private tutoring?
Here is a list of graduate students who are willing to tutor
privately for the Fall 2023 term.
Moriah Aberle: maberle@hawaii.edu
Alexandra Fant: afant@hawaii.edu
Dennis Le: led6@hawaii.edu
Samuel Miller: millers3@math.hawaii.edu
Kestrel Strom: kstrom2@hawaii.edu
Please contact them directly to make arrangements such as cost,
meeting time and place, etc. The Mathematics Department is not
responsible for these arrangements.