The Daytona Beach Department of Mathematics supports all degree programs at Embry-Riddle, equipping students with the critical reasoning and problem-solving skills that drive success across aviation, aerospace, technology and science.
Innovation Through Application
Beyond providing essential math courses, the department is a hub for innovation in areas such as data science, simulation and applied mathematics. Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning that emphasizes collaboration with faculty and the practical application of mathematical theory.
Preparing Future Leaders
By combining rigorous academics with real-world problem solving, the department prepares graduates to excel in industries where analytical expertise and adaptability are in high demand.
Degrees and Programs
Results
Dive into the mathematical and computational tools used across science and engineering. You’ll develop analysis skills in statistics, programming and problem solving that apply to real-world challenges in data-intensive and technology-driven fields.
Translate complex datasets into actionable insight. You’ll develop expertise in programming, statistics and visualization to extract meaning from information and support evidence-based decisions across business, engineering and aviation sectors.
At the College of Arts & Sciences, students thrive in a dynamic research environment, mentored by faculty who actively publish, secure grants and drive innovation.
Our faculty are mentors and innovators, combining research expertise with a commitment to teaching to prepare students for success in fast-evolving industries.
Dr. Berezovski gave me real-world experience with industry and showed me the field where math intersects with national security. Without his guidance, I would not be where I am today."
The Department of Mathematics strongly urges entering students to thoroughly review all of the material presented in this website. Placement into an appropriate mathematics course requires your active participation.
Because our entering students have a wide variety of mathematical backgrounds and abilities, the Department of Mathematics offers a variety of mathematics courses for incoming freshmen. Our goal is the proper placement of each freshman into an appropriate mathematics course, based on each student's ability and program of study. We believe the responsibility of registering a student for the correct course is shared between the university and the student.
In order to meet these goals, we offer ALEKS Placement, Preparation and Learning (ALEKS PPL) to help properly place our students free of charge. For more information on ALEKS PPL and other placements, please visit the Evaluations Placement site on ERNIE.
