Mathematics in Industry-I
Event Date: 04/01/2025
On January 04, 2025, the Department of Mathematics at Galgotias University organized an engaging and insightful industry talk for B.Sc. and M.Sc. Mathematics students. The session featured Dr. Divesh Garg, Senior Game Mathematician at Aristocrat Technologies India Private Limited, as the esteemed speaker.
The event began with a warm welcome by the Program Chair of PG Dr. Varsha Gautam, who emphasized the importance of connecting theoretical knowledge with industry practices. Dr. Garg opened his talk by sharing his academic and professional journey, inspiring students with his transition from academia to the gaming industry. His work at Aristocrat Pvt. Ltd. involves creating mathematical models and algorithms to design engaging and fair gaming systems, demonstrating the practical application of mathematics in unconventional fields.
Key Topics Covered
Dr. Garg structured his talk to address topics relevant to both B.Sc. and M.Sc. Mathematics students, tailoring his content to their academic levels:
Introduction to Python for B.Sc. Students Dr. Garg emphasized the importance of Python as a versatile programming language for mathematicians.
Programming in Python for M.Sc. Students
Moving to a more advanced level, Dr. Garg discussed Python's role in solving complex mathematical problems. He demonstrated real-world applications such as Monte Carlo simulations, optimization techniques, and predictive modeling.
Optimization Techniques in M.Sc.
A significant portion of the talk was dedicated to optimization, a critical area in mathematics with vast applications in industry.
Financial Mathematics in M.Sc. Addressing another specialized area, Dr. Gargdiscussedtheintersectionof mathematics and finance.
Conclusion
The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating in the Q&A segment. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Varsha Gautam. This talk not only bridged the gap between academic learning and industry practices but also ignited a spark among students to explore new opportunities in mathematics-driven careers.
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