Program Overview

Computer Science & Mathematics Program

The Computer Science & Mathematics program at North Dakota State University provides a solid foundation in advanced mathematical theories and their applications in computing. This program is ideal for those passionate about deepening their mathematical expertise beyond the scope of a traditional computer science degree.

Program Overview

The program allows students to complete one degree while fulfilling the core requirements for both the computer science and mathematics majors, leveraging overlapping coursework for a seamless academic experience. Students will be equipped with the analytical tools and computational skills to lead in academia, industry, and beyond.

Curriculum

The program offers a dual major option, which can be completed on campus.

Post-Graduation Career Snapshot

Within the first five years after graduation, students can explore career possibilities in high-demand occupations, including:

• Product Owner
• Systems Analyst
• Scrum Master
• Site Reliability Engineer
• IT Specialist The national median salary for these occupations is $114,000, reflecting national job listings that require five years of experience or less.

Future Career Pathways

As students gain experience, they can advance into more specialized or leadership roles, such as:

• Cybersecurity Analyst
• IT Project Manager
• UX Designer

Research Opportunities

Students will have the opportunity to work alongside expert faculty in state-of-the-art research laboratories, located in the Quentin Burdick Building, with free access to a wide range of computer systems.

Tuition and Costs

North Dakota State University offers a high-quality, academically rigorous education at an affordable cost. The university provides a wide range of need-based and merit-based scholarships and financial aid options to support students in covering tuition and expenses.

Admission Information

The university welcomes students from all backgrounds who are seeking a dynamic learning environment within a supportive, welcoming community. Students can learn about the admission process and explore programs, navigate the admission process, and find scholarships with guidance from their personal admission counselor.

Related Programs

Related programs offered by the university include:

• Computer Science (Major, Minor, Undergraduate Certificate)
• Mathematics (Major, Minor)
• Software Engineering (Major, Undergraduate Certificate)
• Data Science (Major, Undergraduate Certificate)
• Mathematics & Statistics (Major)
• Computer Engineering (Major)

Department Information

The Computer Science program is located in the College of Engineering, and the Mathematics program is located in the College of Arts and Sciences.