Classes in the Life Sciences and Physics buildings have resumed. The Chemistry building will remain closed until further notice.

 

Mathematical Sciences Division

About the Division

The division office is located at Math, Business, & Allied Health Room 130.View Campus Map

The Division of Mathematical Sciences brings together the principles of mathematics and the innovations of engineering and computer science.

Our programs span mathematics, physics, computer science, and engineering—offering a strong foundation for STEM majors, transfer preparation, and general education. Whether you’re exploring the scientific method, developing problem-solving skills, or preparing for a career in technology and research, we provide the knowledge, resources, and hands-on learning to help you succeed.

Hours & Contact

Mon-Fri: 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

[email protected] 

Division and Program Information

Dr. Marlow Lemons, Dean
[email protected]   (310) 660-3200

Arturo Hernandez, Interim Associate Dean & MESA Director
[email protected]   (310) 660-3200


Jacquelinne Vega
, Administrative Assistant II, Mathematics and Engineering
[email protected]   (310) 660-3200

 

Janet Quezada, Senior Clerical Assistant, Mathematics and Engineering
[email protected]   (310) 660-3200


Honors Transfer Program (HTP)

Honors Transfer Program (HTP) at El Camino College is designed to better prepare the highly motivated student to transfer successfully to a university and complete a bachelor's degree.

Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement (MESA)

Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement (MESA) uses various components to support students pursuing math- and science-based degrees. Program components build an academically based peer community to provide student support and motivation. This community of learners, with a very specialized focus, is what sets MESA apart from other student success programs.

STEM Center

The STEM Center supports science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines. By serving as a hub for tutoring and academic support programs, the STEM Center aims to increase the number of students pursuing and succeeding in STEM disciplines at the college, transferring in STEM majors to four-year universities, or entering the related workforce.

 

Questions? Contact Us

Division Office

MBAH, Room 130

View Campus Map

310-660-3593 x3200

[email protected]