AVC Mathematics helps students build strong skills in quantitative reasoning, problem-solving, modeling, and mathematical communication through coursework ranging from statistics and college algebra to calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations.

Mathematics supports success across science, technology, engineering, business, education, and many other fields. Students develop both computational fluency and the critical thinking needed to analyze patterns, evaluate arguments, and solve real-world problems.

Students in Mathematics develop skills in algebraic reasoning, trigonometry, statistics, calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. As they progress, they learn to solve computational, applied, and more abstract mathematical problems with increasing independence.

Coursework also strengthens logical reasoning, mathematical communication, modeling, and the ability to connect mathematics to science, technology, engineering, economics, and everyday decision-making.

AVC Mathematics includes courses for liberal arts, STEM, teacher preparation, statistics, and advanced transfer preparation, along with support courses that help students build confidence while completing gateway math classes.

Students are encouraged to use the course sequence guide, review program requirements carefully, and meet with a counselor to choose the pathway that best matches their goals.

Math, Science and Engineering Division

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