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  1. Background

Salale University is one of the public higher education institutions in Ethiopia that was established in July 2015 G.C by the council of ministers following the demand of the community of North Shoa and its surrounding, and in line with the direction of the government as per the proclamation article /No.359/2008. It is located in Oromia region, North Shoa, Fitche town at a distance of 114 km from Addis Ababa. Currently, the university is offering about 30 programs clustered in 5 colleges namely: College of Health Sciences, College of Agriculture and Natural Resource, College of Business and Economics, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, and College of Natural Sciences. The Department of Mathematics, which was established in August 2017 G.C, is one of the academic programs in the College of Natural Sciences offering BSc. Degree in the regular, and summer- in-service programs and MSc. Degree in regular and extension (Weekend + Summer) programs. The activities of the department include but not limited to delivering common courses to students from various departments of the University, conducting research and providing community services. In all of the aforementioned and other related activities, the contribution of the department is significant at the university and also at national level.  In line with the national policy of higher education that focuses on promoting applied research in science and technology, the department launched postgraduate programs leading to MSc. in Mathematics in the academic year 2021 .C with streams of Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Analysis, Algebra, Analysis, Differential Equations, and Optimization.

 In general, the department is offering the following programs:

 BSc. Degree in Mathematics (Regular).

 MSc. Degree in Mathematics (Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Analysis, Algebra, Analysis, Differential Equations, and Optimization streams).

  1. Vision

The vision of the department is to become a Center of Excellence in teaching, learning and research, bring out the potential of students by providing quality teaching, increase global linkages by attracting foreign scholars and establishing collaborative research programs and to work for wellbeing of humankind through the study of Mathematical sciences.

  1. Mission

Mathematics is one of the main unifying subjects in our modern world. It plays a pivotal role in the development of science, technology, business, computer science and other related sciences including medicine. It profoundly influences the socio-economic development of a society and civilization of our world. Thus, it is imperative that students be equipped with strong mathematics knowledge and skills which enable them to be productive in areas where rigorous thought and precision of results are emphasized.

Hence, the mission of the department is:

To promote quality teaching, learning and research in the department to become the Center of Excellence.

To promote quality collaborative work with other stakeholders of mathematical studies.

To make department Global.

  1. Objectives

The general objective of mathematics department is:

To produce qualified mathematicians, mathematics teachers, mathematics researchers who initiates, promotes and fosters research in pure and applied mathematics, and leaders who shall be an asset for scientific community.

To make the department global through quality research.

  1. Resource Profile

5.1.      Staff Profile

No

Name

Sex

Qualification

Academic Rank

Specialization

Remark

1

Genanew Gofe

M

PhD

Associate

Numerical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

Professor

Analysis

 

2

Kandasamy Ramasamy

M

PhD

Professor

Fluid Dynamics

Active Staff

3

Imiru Takele

M

PhD

Assistance

Numerical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

Professor

Analysis

 

4

Geleta Tadele

M

PhD

Assistance

Financial

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

Professor

Mathematics

 

5

Fekadu Tolessa

M

PhD Candidate

Lecturer

Optimization

Study leave

6

Sisai Bekele

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Numerical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Analysis

 

7

Habtamu Worku

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Combinatorics

Active Staff

8

Feleke Engdawork

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Algebra

Active Staff

9

Getachew Tesfaye

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Differential

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Equations

 

10

Kefyalew Hailu

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Differential

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Equations

 

11

Abdisa Bedada

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Optimization

Active Staff

12

Tolosa Tulu

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Differential

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Equations

 

13

Nugusu Tadesse

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Numerical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Analysis

 

14

Dejene Duguma

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Operations

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Research

 

15

Nuhamin Terefe

F

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Algebra

Active Staff

16

Aberu Mengistu

F

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Mathematical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Modeling

 

17

Damisew Tashome

M

M.Sc.

Lecturer

Analysis

Active Staff

 

18

Birhanu Mamo

M

M. Sc.

Lecturer

Mathematical

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Modeling

 

19

Abebu Getye

F

GA I

Assistance

Analysis

Study Leave

 

 

 

 

Lecturer

 

 

20

Birtukan Getachew

F

Level IV

TA

Computer

Active Staff

 

 

 

 

 

Science

 

 

5.2.      Physical facility

The physical facilities of the department are also reasonably suitable for academic work. Offices, text books and references fulfill the minimum requirements. Each academic staff has computer facility connected to the local area network and internet. The department also has one computer laboratory which serves both graduate and undergraduate students with 29 internet connected desktops. The department has its own Research Center for Computational Simulation which was inaugurated on Nov 30, 2021 G.C.

  1. Seminars and Conferences

        Not held yet.

  1. Research Areas

Theme 1: Applied Mathematics

This theme is about application of Mathematics in real life and physical world; it deals with research works such as mathematical modeling, analysis and simulation of problems in biology, chemistry, fluid flow, diffusion processes, business and pattern formation in nonlinear stochastic differential equations; computational mathematics and coding theory; dynamical systems and differential equations; nonlinear analysis; theoretical/computational fluid dynamics; operations research, etc. This theme encompasses analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations, optimization, control theory, algebra, operational research, dynamical systems, financial mathematics, mathematical modeling, combinatory and graph theory etc., which have their own applications in  real world problems and sciences such as engineering, agriculture, economics, medicine, finance, etc. In addition to its role in developing new mathematical theories, the theme deals with relevant applications and model.

Theme 2: Pure Mathematics

These research theme is all about knowledge generation; it focuses on theoretical research including (but not limited to); operator and fixed-point theories; the development, analysis and application of efficient and robust methods/algorithms for solving challenging problems arising in several mathematical and applied areas; real and functional analysis; boundary value problems/differential equations; numerical analysis and scientific computing; algebra, combinatorics and geometry.

Theme 3: Mathematics Education

Sub-theme 1: Ensuring Quality of mathematics Education

This subtheme mainly focuses on relevance of mathematics teaching materials (local & modern); mathematics teaching methods (teacher vs. student centered approaches); horizontal and vertical alignment of contents; survey, assessment and evaluation on problems in teaching-learning process; improving conceptual understanding of mathematics; assessing and evaluating the status of mathematics teaching in Ethiopia; problems related to the teaching and learning of Mathematics; critical analysis of teaching of geometry as compared to different models; problem solving approach in mathematics; analysis of different models of teaching Algebra; assessment of validity of mathematics curriculum and its implementation in schools and universities; evaluating assessment methods at all levels; factors of students’ academic performance and failure in mathematics.

Sub-theme 2: Improving the competence of mathematics teachers

This subtheme mainly focuses on capacity building for mathematics teachers; mathematics teachers’ competencies and enhancement; improving school capacity and teaching facilities; university/school links in resource sharing and capacity building.

  1. Community Service Areas

After assessing the needs of schools and education sectors, the department identified to work on the following as a community service.

8.1.      Ensuring Quality of mathematics Education

This includes giving different training to the teachers on how to prepare teaching aids, on how to teach different portions of mathematics using different methods of teaching, how to use different soft wares to simplify solving mathematical problems and others.

8.2.      Improving the competence of mathematics teachers

This mainly focuses on capacity building for mathematics teachers; mathematics teachers’ competencies and enhancement; improving school capacity and teaching facilities; university/school links in resource sharing and capacity building.

  1. Consultancy and Trainings

The department is consulting and giving training on mathematical software (like Python, MatLab, LaTex, Mathematica) for Salale University academic staffs, and for the surrounding community.

  1. Partnerships and Collaborations

  Neither partnerships nor Collaborations made yet.

  1. Head of Departments Desk

Name: Getachew Tesfaye Feyissa, M.Sc. and Head.

Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Phone Number: +251 96 433 5781

Phone Number (Office):- Not provided yet.

Office: Block 007 G+4.

 

 

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