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Science and Mathematics
The math and science curriculum at SUA is composed of three areas: The Mathematical World, The Physical World, and The Natural World. These courses are required of all students and may be taken in any order.
Math/Science Area student learning outcomes are:
- To understand the nature of mathematical or scientific inquiry
- To understand the application of mathematical or scientific inquiry in society
- To use mathematical or scientific skills for problem solving
- To communicate mathematical or scientific principles and results effectively










