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Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) Integrating Physics and Machine Learning: A Synergistic Approach to Artificial Intelligence Education
Mathematical Sciences Minor
The Mathematical Sciences Minor provides students with a strong foundation in mathematics, equipping them with essential skills in analytical thinking, problem-solving and quantitative reasoning. This program is ideal for students who wish to complement their major with a rigorous mathematical background, enhancing their preparation for careers in fields that rely on mathematical methods.
Mathematical Sciences, BA
The Mathematical Sciences department teaches diverse quantitative skills through its junior/senior level program of 61 semester hours, or through the math minor.
The Mathematical Sciences program is designed to meet the ever-increasing demands for diverse quantitative skills and offers the following opportunities of study:
Barney said she chose UIS’ online mathematical program because it was a leader in online math degrees.
Although I’m taking classes online, I feel closely connected to my classmates as well as my professors. Teaching is about more than imparting content knowledge. Teachers help students believe in themselves when no one else does.
Helena Soares is a double major in Mathematics and English. She delights on the synergy between these seemingly disparate fields. Her love for both subjects is akin to a poetic equation, where words and numbers dance together, creating a symphony of intellectual curiosity.
Helena is a poet. She weaves verses that transcend the mundane, infusing them with the elegance of mathematical patterns. This is one of her found poems,
"This Fundamental Theorem"
Connecting you and I,
Recently, my colleague, Professor Liang Kong, gave a very interesting talk at the Conference on Security and Information Technologies with AI, Internet Computing and Big-data Applications (SITAIBA 2023
Official UIS News
UIS to host a panel discussion on unveiling AI bias through a multidisciplinary approach
WHAT: The University of Illinois Springfield AI Campus Learning Community and the Center for Faculty Excellence will host an event on artificial intelligence (AI) bias. This event aims to shed light on the issue of bias in AI by adopting an interdisciplinary approach and is free and open to the public. There will also be a complementary buffet lunch.
WHEN: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m., Thursday, March 7
WHERE: UIS Student Union Ballroom