Mathematics and applied mathematics majors train teachers, teaching researchers and other educators who can master the basic theories, knowledge and methods of mathematical science and solve practical problems by using mathematical science and computer knowledge. This major lasts for four years, which requires graduates to have a solid mathematical foundation, master the basic thinking methods of mathematical science, have a good professional quality of teachers and the ability to engage in mathematics teaching, and understand the development of modern mathematics and its role in social development. Have good computer skills, master the basic methods of obtaining relevant information by using modern information technology, and have certain scientific research ability. Be proficient in a foreign language. The main courses of this major include mathematical analysis, advanced algebra, analytic geometry, complex variable function, real variable function, ordinary differential equation, probability theory and mathematical statistics, modern algebra, advanced geometry, general physics, mathematical modeling, mathematical experiments, calculation methods, computer application foundation, computer programming, computer-aided teaching, discrete mathematics, middle school mathematics teaching methods and skills training, and educational practice. Graduates of this major can be awarded a bachelor of science degree. Please see: