Actuarial Science (B.S.)

Student Learning Outcomes for Actuarial Science:

Students will be able to:

• Solve problems using fundamental concepts of calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, probability, interest theory, and statistics.

• Communicate precise deductive mathematical arguments, both orally and in writing, using professionally accepted conventions of language.

• Offer well-reasoned critiques of mathematical arguments presented in professional contexts.

• Be proficient with mathematical software and one or more programming languages at a level that enables them to solve mathematical problems or demonstrate mathematical ideas.

• Apply learning relevant to actuarial science in the areas of probability, financial mathematics, economics, life contingencies, corporate finance, and statistics.

• Demonstrate the ability to communicate the results of inductive quantitative analysis effectively, both orally and in writing.

• Demonstrate the ability to work cooperatively with others.

• Demonstrate the ability to engage in lifelong learning and professional growth.