Math is used in many jobs and fields. 94% of jobs use some type of math like fractions, decimals, and percentages. 34% of labor jobs use basic algebra and 29% use geometry and trigonometry. Jobs that commonly use math include animators, computer scientists, engineers, scientists, economists, and designers. Specific areas of math like algebra, calculus, trigonometry, and geometry have applications in music, gaming, roller coasters, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and engineering. The demand for math-related jobs like data scientists, software developers, and engineers is growing significantly.

1. MATHS

3. Why Math
• 94 percent of all jobs use some sort of math.
• 68 percent use fractions, decimals, and percentages.
• 34 percent of labor jobs (carpenters and mechanics)
use basic algebra on the job.
• 29 percent of manual labor jobs (carpenters and
mechanics) use geometry and trigonometry.
• 5 percent of all jobs use calculus.

4. Why Math

5. Jobs That Need Math
• ANIMATOR
• SPECIAL EFFECTS DIRECTOR
• COMPUTER SCIENTIST
• GAMES DESIGNER
• FORENSIC SCIENTIST
• ASTRONAUT
• CRYPTANALYST
• STATISTICIAN
• ARCHICTECT
• FASHION DESIGNER
• ASTRONOMER
• SCIENCE JOURNALIST
• METEOROLOGIST
• ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT
• STOCKBROKER
• INTERIOR DESIGNER
• CAR DESIGNER
• POLITICAL SCIENTIST
• PETROLEUM ENGINEER
• AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER

6. Engineering Jobs
With Math

7. The 1,000,000,000,000
Algebra Solution

8. Google Page Rank
Vectors, Matrices, Eigenvector

9. Digital Music
• 1822 - Joseph Fourier used math to study heat.
• 1953 - Robert Arthur Moog invented the
synthesizer using Fourier’s equations.
• 1990 - Karlheinz Brandenburg and team invented
the MPEG Audio Layer III (MP3)
• 1998 - First portable MP3 player
• 2001 - Apple iPod.

10. Music
Decomposing Sounds

11. Music
Decomposing Sounds

12. Digital Music
Math Used for MP3’s
• Geometry - Radius, Diameter, Pi
• Trigonometry - Sine, Cosign, Tangent
• Algebra - Complex and Imaginary Numbers
• Calculus - Differential Equations

13. Making Millions
With Prime Numbers

14. Bitcoin

15. Math and Computer Games

16. Math Behind Roller Coasters

17. Math Jobs
• Data Scientist - 250,000 Jobs in the US by 2024.
• Cyber Security - One of the faster growing job areas with huge skills gap.
• Artificial Intelligence - Machine Learning and Deep Learning. One of the
faster growing job areas with huge skills gap.
• Mathematicians and Statisticians - Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 6th
fastest growing job areas between 2016 and 2026.
• Software Developers - Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 7th fastest
growing job areas between 2016 and 2026.
• Engineering - 300,0000 open jobs right now in US and Canada. 6,000 in
Atlanta.
• Solar Service Technicians - Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 105% growth
rate between 2016 and 2026.

18. Cool Math Movies

19. If you are not continuously learning
you will be losing out to someone who is

20. Acknowledgements
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY
• https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-
mp4-1992132
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Fourier
• https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2002/apr/
04/internetnews.maths
• https://www.researchgate.net/publication/
243099234_The_25000000000_Eigenvector_The_Li
near_Algebra_behind_Google/download