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PhD

Interdisciplinary Applied Science and Mathematics Ph.D. Program

Wright State University
Dayton , United States
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Program Details
Degree
PhD
Major
Computer Science | Mathematics
Discipline
Computer Science & IT | Science
Minor
Applied Mathematics | Mathematics and Computer Science
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview

The Interdisciplinary Applied Science and Mathematics (ISAM) Ph.D. program at Wright State University prepares students for careers in applied science, basic scientific research, and positions requiring quantitative skills. It emphasizes the development of high-demand quantitative skills in multiple applied scientific areas, including materials and nanoscale science, modeling and analysis for physical and biological systems, and computational problems in the physical and biological sciences.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Interdisciplinary Applied Science and Mathematics (ISAM) Ph.D. program at Wright State University prepares students for careers in applied science, basic scientific research, and positions requiring quantitative tools and knowledge. It provides a foundation in traditional areas of mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth science, biology, and cognitive science, while also emphasizing the development of high-demand quantitative skills in multiple applied scientific areas.

Objectives:

  • Prepare skilled professionals for careers in applied science
  • Provide a foundation for careers in basic scientific research
  • Provide quantitative tools and knowledge to enhance workplace effectiveness
  • Advance knowledge in basic and applied science and mathematics

Outline:

The program focuses on three areas of technological and scientific importance:

  • Materials and nanoscale science and technology development
  • Modeling and analysis for physical and biological systems
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