Contact Us
Mathematics Department
Samuelson Hall
Room 208
(509) 963-2103
BlandB@cwu.edu
Departmental Policies
Mission Statement
In support of liberal education, scientific careers, teacher preparation, and actuarial science, the mathematics department prepares students for quantitative and symbolic reasoning and advanced mathematical skills through general education, service, major, and graduate programs.
Course Outcomes
Course outcomes, when available, are provided on the Undergraduate Courses Listing and the Graduate Courses Listing.
Assessment In Lower-Level Classes
The Mathematics Department recognizes the importance of providing students with frequent assessment opportunities and timely feedback. Students should be assessed at least every other week during the quarter. Assessment tools may include in-class exams, quizzes, graded homework (online or otherwise), graded class work, etc.
The Mathematics Department has well defined placement procedures. Separate exams testing student prerequisite knowledge should neither 1) be used to exclude students from a class nor 2) significantly impact a student’s grade.
The Mathematics Department recognizes the usefulness of graphing calculators as problem-solving tools and expects its instructors to 1) demonstrate their use as a problem-solving tool and 2) provide students with opportunities to demonstrate their ability to correctly and appropriately use the graphing calculator. The department also highly encourages the use of other technologies in the classroom.
General Education Outcomes & Assessment
General Education Outcomes focus on the Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning component of the General Education Program at CWU.
Degree Outcomes & Assessment
Outcomes associated with Undergraduate Degrees can be found on the Undergraduate Degree Outcomes page. Outcomes associated with Graduate Degrees can be found on the Graduate Degree Outcomes page.
Department Outcomes & Assessment
Departmental Goals and Outcomes will be put here sometime soon.
Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotion
The current Department of Mathematics Policy on Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotion is available as a PDF file at the College of the Science website.
Mathematics
By Rune Torgersen Central Washington University has received a $1.5 million, six-year grant from
CWU Mathematics Professor Takes Home Two National AwardsCentral Washington University Mathematics Professor Dominic Klyve has been honored with two high-pro
National Science Foundation Awards $473,000 To CWU For Summer Student Math ResearchCentral Washington University will host 13 undergraduate students from across the Pacific North
