PLO-1
Graduates can explain and understand fundamental principles of mathematics.- Able to correctly recall and explain the principles of calculus.
- Possess an understanding of logical meaning and can explain reasoning processes, including the ability to construct sound proofs and reasoning, as well as mathematically analyze sequences and convergence, limits, continuity, derivatives, and integrals of functions.
- Able to recall and explain the principles of linear algebra and methods for finding exact solutions to ordinary differential equations, as well as find optimal solutions for both linear and nonlinear problems.
- Able to explain the principles of numerical methods and select appropriate techniques for finding approximate solutions to mathematical models for solving various problems, including interval estimation, error analysis, and explaining their meaning.
PLO-2
Graduates can use computers as a tool to help solve mathematical problems and their applications.- Able to explain basic computer programming principles, including writing structured and object-oriented programs.
- Able to explain data structuring methods for efficient processing, and explain the principles of designing and analyzing basic algorithms in order to select algorithms appropriate for a given application.
- Able to explain the principles of database management systems, data design and modeling for relational databases, converting models into data tables, the SQL database query language, and setting database access permissions, along with examples of application to real-world problems.
PLO-3
Graduates possess knowledge and can explain and analyze mathematical problem-solving within their chosen professional field, including the ability to select and adapt mathematical theories or processes appropriately for that field of work.- Able to explain mathematical principles related to applications in industry and logistics, as well as principles of economics and investment.
- Able to explain mathematical principles related to applications in finance, investment, and insurance, including understanding business systems and using advanced spreadsheet software for financial business work.
- Able to explain mathematical principles related to data analysis, and systems analysis and design, including data analysis and processing using artificial intelligence methods.
- Able to explain fundamental theories of algebraic structures, methods for solving differential equations, and mathematical analysis to build individualized in-depth expertise.
PLO-4
Graduates can conduct independent study and research in applied mathematics or applied computing, understand current knowledge for presentation, and engage in reasoned discussion and respond to questions.- Able to apply existing knowledge and seek further knowledge from various sources to understand proofs, theories, and computational procedures.
- Able to present material academically and engage in discussion.
PLO-5
Graduates can seek knowledge and integrate it to apply to problem-solving in various situations, while presenting the results of their study or work and responding to questions.- Able to apply knowledge and search for, and seek, information from various sources in order to understand, analyze, and integrate it to solve specific problems through project work, while presenting the resulting work.
- Able to integrate knowledge gained from study to practice work in a workplace through cooperative education (co-op), while presenting the results of that work.
- Able to integrate knowledge gained from study to practice work abroad, while presenting the results of that work.
PLO-6
Graduates can select and apply fundamental knowledge of science and statistics, and are prepared to use it to analyze and synthesize data and integrate it with mathematics in problem-solving applications.- Able to explain fundamental scientific principles and theories accurately, comprehensively, and in an up-to-date manner.
- Able to recall and explain general knowledge of statistics and probability.
PLO-7
Graduates possess skills in using Thai and English for communication and for creative report writing.- Able to use listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English as used in daily life and for higher-level education.
- Able to use Thai writing skills to write reports creatively.
PLO-8
Graduates understand the institution's identity and can cultivate their own individual identity.- Understand the institution's identity and possess the fundamental skills needed to be a desirable graduate in the 21st century.
- Possess fundamental knowledge of organizational accounting, and knowledge of science or technology, in order to be prepared for happy and effective work practice.
- Able to cultivate their own individual personal identity.