The interdisciplinary mathematics- computer science major offers students an opportunity to combine these two disciplines, enriching both. Today, computing importantly serves academic research no less than commercial enterprise. Moreover, a disciplined exposure to computer science within the context of studies in liberal arts and sciences fosters in the student the development of clarity and precision in analysis, logic, and expression. Computing Facilities - Academic computing facilities on campus are abundant and diverse. The university's Digital computer systems provide central computing facilities accessible from all parts of the campus an offer worldwide communication via the Internet.
Data connections are possible from student rooms in residential halls.
This variety of machines offers students the opprtunity to work with major operating systems and major programming languages. This page is being developed by Laura Norton.