Teaching math with computer programming – either as part of a standard math course or as an elective – can give mathematical concepts context and relevance while still requiring the same amount of ...

While most computer programming positions require at least a bachelor's degree ... If you are passionate about math and science, then a career in mechanical engineering may be for you. The mechanical ...

In addition, the Department cooperates with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering in offering the option of a five-year combined B.S. and M.S. program for those majoring in computer ...

With a software engineering major, you’ll become a well-rounded thinker while honing specialized skills in programming languages and software ... while gaining a broad knowledge base in math, computer ...

This course will introduce basic programming concepts using MATLAB as the programming ... and the basics of Fourier analysis. Pre-Req: MATH 1310 Calculus I or MATH 1380 Calculus for Life Sciences, or ...

Increasingly, employers seek staff who are trained in computational thinking: the art of problem solving where the solution is represented in a form that can be executed on a computer. A BS in ...

The Department itself does NOT offer any graduate program, but those interested in pursuing graduate study (i.e., a master's or doctor's degree) in computer engineering, software engineering, or ...

At first, programming a computer involved literally connecting wires, then flipping switches, and even punching paper cards. Over time, engineers developed ways to abstract away low-level ...

While programming is necessary, computer scientists must also be adaptable and adept at problem-solving and analytical reasoning, able to understand design principles, mathematical theory, and fluent ...