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What does economic mathematics include?
Economic mathematics is a kind of higher mathematics, which is divided into calculus, linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics. The cultivation of economic mathematics has a solid mathematical and economic theoretical foundation, and has a high ability of foreign language and computer application. It can engage in economic analysis, economic modeling and system design in financial and securities, investment, insurance, statistics and other economic departments and government departments. Economic mathematics is one of the core courses for economic management majors in higher vocational colleges. This course not only provides necessary mathematical tools for subsequent courses, but also is the most important way to cultivate students' mathematical literacy and rational thinking ability of economic management.

Students should systematically study and master the basic theories and methods of mathematics and applied mathematics, accept the basic training of mathematical models and computer software, and have good scientific literacy; Master the basic theories and knowledge of economics and management systematically; Proficient in a foreign language, with strong foreign language reading ability and considerable foreign language listening, speaking, writing and translation ability, able to use foreign languages to obtain professional information and pass the national college foreign language test band 4; Strong computer application ability, able to use modern information technology to collect data and query information; Able to skillfully use mathematical software, analyze and solve practical problems through mathematical modeling.

The main courses of economic mathematics include mathematical analysis, advanced algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics, complex variable function, real variable function, programming, western economics, mathematical model, econometrics, financial economics, quantitative analysis of financial investment, risk management, economic prediction and decision-making, information system analysis and design, and large-scale system analysis. Students of this major have completed the required credits and met the requirements for degree granting, and are awarded the Bachelor of Science degree.