Mathematics-Computer Science

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Kemble Yates (Mathematics), Advisor
Daniel Wilson (Computer Science), Advisor

Many technological sectors require individuals with strong backgrounds in both math and computer science. The mathematics-computer science comajor provides training in both areas.

Students should plan their programs carefully with advisors from both the Mathematics and Computer Science Departments.

Mathematics Requirements

(43 credits)

MTH 235 - Discrete Structures 4 credits
MTH 251 - Calculus I 4 credits
MTH 252 - Calculus II 4 credits
MTH 253 - Calculus III 4 credits
MTH 261 - Linear Algebra 4 credits
MTH 290 - Mathematical Perspectives 2 credits
MTH 311 - Number Structures 5 credits
MTH 341 - Introduction to Algebraic Systems 4 credits

Three additional upper division mathematics courses

Choose from:

MTH 321 - Differential Equations 4 credits
MTH 331 - Introduction to Real Analysis 4 credits
MTH 361 - Probability 4 credits
MTH 421 - Topics in Applied Mathematics 4 credits each *
MTH 431 - Topics in Analysis 4 credits each *
MTH 441 - Topics in Abstract Algebra 4 credits each *
MTH 461 - Topics in Probability and Statistics 4 credits each *
(at least one must be at the 400 level)

Computer Science Requirements

(32 credits)

CS 257 - Computer Science II 4 credits
CS 258 - Computer Science III 4 credits
CS 275 - Machine Structures and Assembly Language 4 credits
CS 367 - C and UNIX 4 credits
CS 411 - Data Structures 4 credits
Three additional upper division computer science courses with CS prefix as approved by CS advisor 12 credits

Capstone Experience Requirement

(4–12 credits)

CS 469 - Systems Analysis 4 credits *
and
CS 470 - Capstone Project I 4 credits
and
CS 471 - Capstone Project II 4 credits
or
MTH 490 - Senior Colloquium 1 to 4 credits *
*May require additional prerequisites