Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics - Computational Mathematics

Kent State University

The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics emphasizes the tools most useful in science, engineering and technology applications: mathematical modeling, scientific computing and probability and statistics. Students may apply early to the M.S. in Applied Mathematics and double count 9 credit hours of graduate courses toward both degree programs.The Computational Mathematics concentration is designed for students with interests in numerical modeling and scientific computing. It pairs well with the Computer Science minor or major. Graduates of this program will be able to: Recognize problems with mathematical solutions from across disciplines. Use precision and logical rigor to make both concrete and abstract conclusions. Communicate and interact appropriately with different audiences. Collaborate with others across disciplines in diverse contexts. Use mathematical concepts and techniques in practical and applied problems. Use technology to implement mathematical theory in applied contexts.

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