Math and Technology
Math and technology are everywhere. They are the key to solving problems in business, economics, science, engineering, art, music, philosophy, politics, and so much more. Take logic and curiosity. Add passion and vision. The sum total is Flagler College’s Math and Technology program. Here you’ll find the courses, professors, and resources you need to support the math and tech skills you’ll use throughout your life and career.
Departments & Programs
| Major | Minor | Graduate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Math and Technology | |||
| Computer Information Systems | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Data Science | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Mathematics | Has Major | Has Minor | |
Meet our Faculty
Kurt Sebastian
Professor, Dean of the School of Business, Education, and Mathematics
Carrie Grant
Professor of Mathematics
Adebukola Adeyemi
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Math. Language of the Universe.
with Dr. Carrie Grant
Admission to the Department
Prerequisites
General Education Mathematics Requirement:
Students must demonstrate competency in mathematics by completing six semester hours (two courses) at the 100-level or above.
- Some majors have specific math courses for students to take (see major requirements).
- Education majors must complete 9 hours of math (3 courses) to include a Geometry component (MAT 136) and College Algebra (MAT 135) or higher.
Initial Placement in Mathematics:
Placement in initial mathematics courses for incoming freshmen is based on (1) SAT or ACT scores, (2) satisfactory completion of high school mathematics courses including Geometry, Algebra I and II, and (3) proposed Flagler College major.
| ACT Math Score | Freshman Math Placement |
|---|---|
| 0-15 | Math Lab Remediation Program° |
| 16-20* | MAT 113 Intermediate Algebra |
| 21-26** |
MAT 136 Math I for Liberal Arts MAT 137 Math II for Liberal Arts MAT 135 College Algebra |
| 27-up** |
Major Dependent |
| SAT Math Score | Freshman Math Placement |
|---|---|
| 200-399 | Math Lab Remediation Program*** |
|
400-499* |
MAT 113 Intermediate Algebra |
| 500-579** |
MAT 136 Math I for Liberal Arts MAT 137 Math II for Liberal Arts MAT 135 College Algebra |
|
580-up** |
Major Dependent |
*One year of High School Algebra is required.
**Two years of High School Algebra is required.
***See Mathematics Department Chair.
Once a course has been completed for credit, students may not take the prerequisites of that course for credit toward graduation.