Department of Mathematics 

The Department of Mathematics is one of the degree-granting departments in the College of Arts and Sciences of Mariano Marcos State University. The department offers two programs: Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Master of Science in Mathematics.

The department handles major mathematics subjects and general education mathematics subjects. The department is composed of qualified and competent faculty members who are actively involved in research and extension.

Faculty Profile 

JEANNE VALERIE A. AGPAOA, MA Mathematics 
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Statistics
     Mathematics
     Research 

RUBY CELIA D. CAGAOAN, MS Mathematics
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Calculus 
     Mathematics
     Research 

IDELLO MLEVIN H. CAYABYAB, MS Mathematics
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Advance Calculus 
     Discrete Mathematics
     Topology 

DIVINA GRACIA V. CRISTAL, MA Teaching Mathematics
Associate Professor 
Specialization:
     Symbolic Logic
     Statistics
     Theory of Complex Variables

LAWRENCE A. ECLARIN, PhD Mathematics
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Advance Calculus 
     Modern Geometries
     Topology 

RAYMOND PAUL L. ECLARIN, MS Mathematics
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Differential Equations
     Calculus
     Research

HONEYLOU F. FARINAS, PhD Mathematics (on-going)
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Theory of Complex Variables
     Graph Theory
     Mathematics Research

FLORESTO A. FRANCO, JR.,  PhD Mathematics (on-going)
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Combinatorial Mathematics
     Numerical Analysis 
     Mathematics Research

RUWEE NICKY C. GUZMAN, MA Mathematics Education
Instructor 
Specialization:
     General Mathematics
     Statistics 

LILIWA A. OLALO, PhD Mathematics (on-going)
Assistant Professor 
Specialization:
     Graph Theory
     Theory of Numbers
     Mathematics Research 

CIRIACO T. RAGUAL, PhD Mathematics Educations (on-going)
Associate Professor 
Specialization:
     Statistics
     Calculus
     Mathematics Research 

MICHELLE D. REYNERA, PhD Matheamatics
Assistant Forum 
Specialization:
     Abstract Algebra 
     Linear Aglebra
     Mathematics Research 

EMELY P. TANAGON, PhD Mathematics Educations (on-going)
Associate Professor 
Specialization:
     Symbolic Logic
     Operatiobs Research
     Mathematics Research

DINAH C. VIDAD, PhD Science Education in Mathematics
Associate Professor 
Specialization:
     Set Theory 
     Modern Geometries
     Mathematics Research 
     Math of Investment Theory of Numbers  

Program Offerings 

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 

          The BS in Mathematics is a four-year degree program that manifests a balance between holistic general education curriculum and a substantial series of subjects in pure and applied mathematics. The program includes foundation courses in related disciplines, cognates in allied and relevant fields, core courses in pure mathematics, and electives in pure and applied mathematics. The program is designed to enable graduated to pursue higher studies in the academe, conduct research and perform jobs in various industries in the country and abroad.

Program Outcomes
          The graduates of the BS in Mathematics program should be able to:

1. Develop mastery in algebra, analysis and geometry.

2. Formulate and solve problems from both mathematical and everyday situations.

3. Make and evaluate mathematical conjectures and arguments, and validate their own mathematical thinking.

4. Express mathematical ideas with clarity and coherence by applying analytical and critical reasoning skills.

5. Determine the truth and falsity of mathematical statements using valid forms of arguments.

6. Demonstrate knowledge in reading and writing by applying the concept and role of proof and reasoning.

7. Acquire and develop an enhanced perception of the vitality and importance of mathematics in the modern world.

8. Communicate mathematical ideas orally and in writing using clear and precise language.

9. Connect mathematics to other disciplines and real-world situations.

10. Investigate and understand mathematical content by using problem-solving approaches.

11. Achieve a command of ideas and techniques in pattern recognition, generalization, critical analysis, problem solving and rigorous argument.

12. Show an understanding of the interrelationships with mathematics.

Curriculum
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