Mathematics

Build Strong Problem‑Solving Skills Through Mathematics

Mathematics helps you understand patterns, analyze real‑world problems, and communicate complex ideas clearly. Allan Hancock College’s mathematics program builds a strong foundation in problem solving, modeling, and logical reasoning that prepares students for transfer and careers in STEM and related fields.

Students learn how to apply mathematical concepts using multiple approaches and technologies, gaining skills that support majors in science, engineering, computer science, business, and more.

This program will help you to:

• utilize a broad range of problem‑solving techniques and strategies
• interpret and draw inferences from mathematical models such as formulas, graphs, and tables
• create and analyze mathematical models of real‑world and/or theoretical situations
• use appropriate technologies to analyze and solve mathematical problems
• become a more effective and efficient problem solver

Degrees and Certificates Offered

Each program has unique requirements. The order in which you take courses may affect your completion time. Visit the links below to view the program requirements and a general semester-by-semester course schedule.

Associate in Science for Transfer- Mathematics 2.0

Associate in Arts- Mathematics with Computer Science Emphasis

Associate in Arts- Mathematics with Physics Emphasis

To view all available degrees and certificates visit the Allan Hancock College course catalog.

Programs you may also be interested in exploring:

• Accounting 
• Business
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Physics 

Resources

Math Center

The Math Center is a noncredit, Community Education class that provides assistance in mathematics as a completely free service.  Current Allan Hancock College students, as well as other individuals who are 18 years or older, may register for the Math Center each semester and attend as frequently as they want.

Visit the Math Center Website to see tutoring and instruction schedules, mathematics resources, and helpful handouts.

Building M, Room 101
Santa Maria Campus
805-922-6966 ext. 3463

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