Mathematics, Computer Science & Physics

Grow your analytical and logical abilities through our quality programs of study.

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As a student in the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science & Physics, you'll address problems and produce solutions. You'll learn to define the problem clearly, to evaluate and choose an appropriate solution strategy, to study, specify, design, implement, test and document that solution, to work in a team oriented environment and to communicate a solution to colleagues and the general public.

The programs in this department are designed to provide students with the skills necessary for successful and productive careers in business, industry, government, research, or continued studies in the sciences.

Business Information Science

The need for technology and information systems experts that are schooled in data analytics continues to grow. This major is designed for students seeking management positions in technological and data driven areas.

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Computer Science

Receive not only the technological skills needed for a career in programming, technology, and computers, but also the communication skills and ethics needed to succeed.

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Computer Security & Forensics

As our lives transition to digital spaces with increasing speed, the need for crime solvers versed in the language, design, and theory of computers and related technologies is increasing rapidly.

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Engineering (3/2)

Our program provides students with a solid foundation in theoretical and applied mathematics and contemporary physics, providing the skills necessary for a successful and productive career in a variety of settings.

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Information Technology

By gaining a broad knowledge of technological applications, information technology majors can enter careers that bring practicality and creativity to computer installations, both in hardware and software.

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Mathematics

Gain a solid foundation in both theoretical and applied mathematics, while being exposed to various vocational areas in the field.

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Secondary Education

The demand for professional mathematics teachers and leaders is growing. As part of our secondary education coursework, you’ll study various areas of mathematics and become qualified to teach in grades 7-12.

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The WU advantage

Practical experience

The content you'll learn in class can be directly applied to the field whether you land a career in math, IT, physics, or computer science.

Experienced faculty

You'll study alongside faculty with real-world experience in their field. Harness this expertise to land amazing internship and career opportunities.

Quality facilities

You'll study in the recently renovated Stewart Science Hall. You can access the newly renovated computer labs where you'll complete class assignments and work independently or in groups.