Β  Β  Overview of the Mathematics, Physics and Statistics Division

AASTU | Mathematics, Physics & Statistics Division

Mathematics, Physics & Statistics Division | MPS

Foundational sciences for engineering & applied innovation β€” Rigor, Research, Relevance.
πŸ“– Introduction

The Mathematics, Physics and Statistics Division plays a crucial role in providing foundational knowledge and advanced skills essential for engineering and applied science disciplines. It emphasizes the application of principles of mathematics, physics and statistics to solve complex engineering and applied science problems.

🎯 Mission

The division aims to foster a rigorous understanding of concepts of mathematics, physics and statistics while promoting innovative research and collaboration across engineering and applied science fields. It seeks to prepare students for successful careers in engineering and applied science areas.

πŸ”‘ Key Areas of Study
  • Calculus & Differential Equations – Fundamental concepts underpinning engineering analysis.
  • Linear Algebra – Essential for systems of equations and transformations.
  • Probability & Statistics – Critical for data analysis, quality control, risk assessment.
  • Numerical Methods – Techniques for approximating solutions to complex problems.
  • Mathematical Modeling – Real-world system representation for behavior prediction.
  • General Physics – Core principles driving engineering and applied science.
  • Biophysics – Physics laws applied in living organisms.
  • Electricity & Magnetism – Conceptualization of electromagnetism in science & engineering.
πŸ“š Courses Delivered by the Division
Math1014 – Applied Mathematics IA
Math1014 – Applied Mathematics IB
Math2007 – Applied Mathematics IIB
Math2002 – Applied Mathematics IIIB
Math2042 – Applied Mathematics IIIB
EEEg2091 – Applied Modern Physics
Biot3109 – Biophysics
SWEG2105 – Discrete Mathematics for Software Engineering
Phys2102 – Electricity and Magnetism
Phys1001 – General Physics
Phys2003 – General Physics
Stat2006 – Introduction to Statistics
Math1007 – Mathematics for Natural Science
Phys2114 – Physics for Industrial Chemists
Stat2091 – Probability and Statistics
Stat3102 – Probability and Statistics
Stat2062 – Probability and Statistics for Engineers
Stat5115 – Probability and Statistics for Engineers
Stat2103 – Statistics for Industrial Chemists

πŸ“˜ comprehensive Foundational & advanced courses bridging mathematics, physics and statistics for all engineering and applied science streams.

πŸŽ“ Academic Programs
Graduate Programs
  • Master of Science in Computational Science – Advanced computational methods, modeling, and high-performance computing.
  • Ph.D. in Computational Science – Research-driven doctoral program focusing on innovative computational techniques and scientific discovery.
Support for Engineering & Natural Sciences

The division provides foundational courses for all engineering disciplines, industrial chemistry, software engineering, and biophysics, ensuring students gain robust quantitative and analytical skills.

πŸ”¬ Research Opportunities

The division is actively engaged in cutting-edge research that bridges theoretical foundations and real-world applications. Key research areas include:

  • Computational Mathematics
  • Optimization Theory
  • Mathematical Modeling
  • Cryptography
  • Nuclear Physics
  • Energy Storage
  • Computational Physics
  • Space Science
  • Nano Physics

⚑ Interdisciplinary collaboration: Faculty and students work on projects involving renewable energy systems, quantum computing algorithms, statistical data science, and advanced material simulations.
🏁 Conclusion

The Mathematics, Physics and Statistics Division is integral to the College of Engineering and College of Natural and Applied Sciences, providing students with the mathematics, physics and statistics foundation necessary for tackling engineering and applied science challenges. Through a combination of rigorous coursework, research opportunities, and expert faculty, the division prepares students for impactful careers in engineering and applied science.

β€œBridging theory and practice β€” Empowering the next generation of innovators.”

AASTU | Mathematics, Physics & Statistics Division – Faculty Directory

Mathematics, Physics & Statistics Division | Faculty & Staff

Comprehensive directory of academic professionals driving excellence in foundational sciences, computational methods, and interdisciplinary research.
πŸ“‹ Faculty & Academic Staff Directory
No. Full Name Gender Academic Rank Division Email Address
1Abebe Tamrat TegegnMAssist profMathematics
2Adamu Gizachew ChanieMAssist profMathematics
3Adem Guluma NegwoMLecturerMathematics
4Anwar Seid AlaminMAssist profMathematics
5Banchiamlak Kebede NegashFLecturerMathematics
6Dagnachew Jenber NegashMAssist profMathematics
7Dawit Melese GebruMAssoct profMathematics
8Dereje Wasihun MelleseMAssist profMathematics
9Emnet Assefa TikueMLecturerMathematics
10Getachew Derso MeleseMLecturerMathematics
11Habtamu Getaneh KebedeMLecturerMathematics
12Habtamu Tiruneh AlemuMAssist profMathematics
13Kifle Adula DugumaMAssist profMathematics
14Melaku Berhe BelayMAssoct profMathematics
15Million Ayalew HailemichaelMLecturerMathematics
16Minyahel Abera AbebeMLecturerMathematics
17Mulata Fantay TadegMLecturerMathematics
18Mulugeta Desta FikurMLecturerMathematics
19Natnael Nigussie GoshuMAssist profMathematics
20Shega Gashaw AdmasuFLecturerMathematics
21Shimelse Bekele ZerfeMAssist profMathematics
22Solomon Molla AlemuMLecturerMathematics
23Solomon Tesfaye BekeleMAssist profMathematics
24Solomon Tolcha MotumaMAssist profMathematics
25Surafel Luleseged TilahunMAssoct profMathematics
26Terefe Getachew BeyeneMAssist profMathematics
27Tigabu Kassie AyeleMAssist profMathematics
28Zebene Girma TeferaMAssist profMathematics
29Zewde W/amanuel HabteMAssist profMathematics
30Nika Bekri AbdulahiMAssist profPhysics
31Tamiru Teshome MamoMAssist profPhysics
32Mesay Tilahun AbebeMAssist profPhysics
33Kuba Girma AbebeMLecturerPhysics
34Haileyesus Sileshi ShiferawMLecturerPhysics
35Frezer Kassa HabtemariamMLecturerPhysics
36Mengeshan Weyan GetahunMCARAPhysics
37Mullugeta Gajea UfgaMLecturerPhysics
38Tamrat Bekele LemiMLecturerPhysics
39Derejaw Ayele EjiguMAssist profPhysics
40Abebe Kifle KebithiMCARAPhysics
41Seid Belay MuhammedMLecturerStatistics
42Roman Assefa HassenFLecturerStatistics