Mathematics, applied mathematics and statistics are important subjects of science and engineering, which have broad application prospects. This paper will analyze these two majors in detail from three aspects: training objectives, core courses and career development direction.

Training objectives

Mathematics and applied mathematics majors train professionals in the field of mathematics, have the ability to solve practical problems, and can engage in research, teaching or management in science and technology, education and economic departments. Statistics majors train talents who master statistical theories and methods, can skillfully use computers to analyze data, and are competent in statistical investigation, information management and quantitative analysis. , or engaged in research and teaching in scientific research and education departments.

core curriculum

Mathematics and applied mathematics majors cover basic disciplines such as analysis, algebra, geometry and probability theory, as well as practical courses such as mathematical model, experiment and computer foundation. Statistics majors emphasize core courses such as mathematical analysis, probability theory and mathematical statistics, and also include practical skills such as computer application foundation and programming language.

Career development direction

Graduates majoring in mathematics and applied mathematics can choose a variety of occupations such as teachers, BI engineers, programmers and business people. Graduates majoring in statistics can find jobs in government statistical departments, financial departments, market research and consulting companies, enterprises and institutions.