Program Overview
The BS in Computational Mathematical Sciences at ASU combines mathematics, science, and computing, equipping students with problem-solving, analytical, and programming skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in fields such as clinical trial management, computer science, and intelligence analysis. The program offers accelerated and concurrent degree options, as well as global learning opportunities.
Program Outline
They develop strong problem-solving, analytical, and programming skills as they work across diverse areas of science and mathematics. They have the opportunity to work with applied scientists in associated fields such as cancer modeling, seismic data interpretation, environmental modeling, and weather forecasting, all of which involve computational mathematical sciences.
Outline
The program consists of the following sections:
- 2024 - 2025 Major Map: This section provides a detailed course schedule for the program, including the required courses, electives, and the order in which they should be taken.
- Concurrent Program Options: This section discusses the possibility of pursuing a double major or concurrent degrees in other programs.
- Accelerated Program Options: This section outlines the option of completing both a bachelor's and master's degree in computational mathematical sciences within five years.
- Change of Major Requirements: This section explains the process of changing majors to computational mathematical sciences.
- Program Learning Outcomes: This section outlines the specific skills and knowledge that students will gain by completing this program.
- Global Opportunities: This section provides information on study abroad programs and other opportunities for global learning.
Careers
This program prepares graduates for a variety of careers, including:
- Clinical Trial Manager
- Computer Network Analyst
- Computer Scientist
- Intelligence Officer
- Mathematician
- Statistician
Other
- The program is approved for STEM-OPT extension for F-1 visa holders, allowing them to gain valuable work experience in the United States.
- The program does not have a second language requirement.
- The program requires a substantial amount of mathematics coursework.
