The Master of Science in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science is offered jointly by the Department of Computer and Information Sciences and the Department of Mathematical Sciences. The program is designed for people who have work experience in technical or quantitative fields, people with undergraduate degrees in science or business, or people who simply wish to increase their level of skills and expertise in computing and applied mathematics.

Careers

Graduates with this degree are prepared to work in business or industrial settings using advanced mathematical and computer science concepts to solve problems in a number of areas. These include computer and mathematical modeling and simulation, statistical design of experiments, computer graphics, database concepts, numerical analysis, computer networking, artificial intelligence, and software engineering management, among others.

Degree Program

Master of Science in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

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The program consists of 36 credit hours, including 30-33 hours of course work and 3-6 hours of a thesis or graduate project. Students can choose to specialize either in computer science or in applied mathematics.

Applied Mathematics and Computer Science degree requirements

For course descriptions see Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science.

For more information, contact:
Program in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
Northside Hall 301A
(574) 520-4412
dsurma@iusb.edu