About The Degree:
Mathematicians are natural problem solvers that are adaptable in a wide variety of fields: Manufacturing, finance, information technology, cryptography, distribution, etc.
The Computational Mathematics degree combines math and computer science into a robust plan of study for those interested in data analysis and analytics.
What Can I Do With This Major:
For the past five years, careers involving mathematics have dominated the list of the best jobs in America. All of the following have appeared in the top ten recently (Source: CareerCast.com with median salaries listed):
- Data Scientist ($114,520)
- Mathematician ($84,760)
- University Professor ($76,000)
- Information Security Analyst ($95,510)
What You'll Learn:
Math majors receive rigorous training in all of the following areas:
- Logic
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
- Optimization
- Modeling
- Programming
This Degree Is Great For You If:
- Your goal is success in a field with wide career options.
- You enjoy learning why things work the way they do.
- You have done really well in your high school math classes.
- You love solving puzzles.
- You like finding patterns in things that look random.
- You enjoy working with computers and programming.
Options/Courses of Study:
Current Catalog
2015-16
Accreditations and Memberships:
Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)
American Association of Colleges & Universities (AAC&U)
Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)
