Concepts and techniques of mathematics and computer science play a vital role in everyday life. The curriculum and other activities of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science reflect this.
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| Using conceptual and analytical skills gained in upper-level math courses, our students are well prepared for careers and advanced study in a number of fields. Students also find natural collaborations among the sciences and with art and communication technologies. |
| Computer Science |
| Our computer science program gives students the practical tools they need for advanced study and an increasing variety of careers, including computer programming, web design, and software engineering. Concepts and techniques of mathematics and computer science play a vital role in a growing number of human activities. Through internships, our students prepare for the ever-changing nature of technology and computer science while providing learning tools to succeed in today’s hi-tech world. |
Department News
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Michelle Kielar ’19 is a double major in Neuroscience and Philosophy who is studying in the Loop Program. -
Lauren Giurini ’20 is a Mathematics and Neuroscience major studying in Malta. -
Niam Abeysiriwardena ’20 will advance his research on Parkinson’s disease this summer, thanks to a prestigious grant he received through the 2019 Parkinson’s Foundation-American Parkinson Disease Association Summer Student Fellowship Program.
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Students in the Math and Computer Science department create and compete in their field.
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After programming the touch, sound, and ultrasonic sensors, Anthony Saam ‘14, Elizabeth Whitehead ‘14, and Kevin Spotts ‘14 (from left to right) prepare their robots for terrain navigation.
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