Complete the requirements of one option listed below. Introduction to Probability ST 411. The mathematical sciences degree provides breadth of training in the three areas of computer science, mathematics, and statistics. The major in mathematical sciences allows concentration in applied mathematics, mathematical statistics, applied analysis, assemblers and compilers, or operating systems. The program is designed to provide employment opportunities in industry and government and to prepare students for graduate work in areas requiring a quantitative background without narrow specialization.
Students begin by taking a common group of courses.
Areas of specialization are developed in the junior and senior years. A pamphlet describing the mathematical sciences degree program in more detail is available at the Mathematics Department main office. Fundamentals of Software Engineering CS 381. Programming Language Fundamentals CS 325. Methods of Data Analysis ST 481 or ST 483, ST 443, and a third senior-level Statistics course.