Mathematics Department

Learn new ways to approach problem-solving, use the latest technology and take advantage of sophisticated computer-based instruction.

Whatever your math level, basic arithmetic to differential equations, there is a course designed by SCC's math faculty for you. Instructors, providing caring, personal instruction combined with state-of-the-art technology, are committed to exploring new ways of teaching math.

Math students have easy access to computer technology, both in the classroom and in SCC's fully staffed Academic Success Center. In fact, Statistical Methods I (STA2023) is taught entirely in computer labs so that students can work along with the professor on some problems.

If you have "math anxiety," if you find math challenging, or desire a quality foundation in math for an engineering, science or A.S. degree; you'll find math courses planned just for you.

Many courses are taught with a choice of traditional, distance learning, or computer-based instruction to suit your best learning style.

• Math professor Martha Goshaw was awarded AMATYC's Teaching Excellence Award in 2003.
• The math department hosts the Seminole County High School Math Contest in cooperation with the Seminole County Teachers of Mathematics. The high school students compete in the subject areas of calculus, precalculus, algebra I , algebra II, geometry and statistics. Also, there is a scholarship competition to win a 60 credit-hour scholarship to SCC.
• Calculator Workshops for the TI graphing calculators are offered at the beginning of the Fall and Spring terms.
• Near the end of most terms, the math department offers review sessions for classes with departmental finals.
• The math department offers a number of math scholarships to help pay for math courses at SCC.

Did you know?

Math professor Bill Jordan has been honored for curriculum development by the National Council of Instructional Administrators.