BS in CIS Mathematics
About the Program
Current CECS undergraduate students majoring in Computer and Information Science (CIS) or in Software Engineering (SE) or in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance (CIA) may pursue a concurrent Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in CIS Mathematics. Declare this degree in order to earn two degrees concurrently: a principal B.S. degree in CIS, or in SE, or in CIA and a separate concurrent B.S. degree in CIS Mathematics. Both degrees must be earned at the same time. Contact the Advising Office for more information
The CIS Mathematics degree requires a minimum of fifteen (15) additional and separate credits in advanced mathematics courses beyond the 120-123 credits needed for B.S. in CIS or B.S. in SE or B.S. in CIA. The 15 credits used for the concurrent degree in CIS Mathematics do not count towards a student’s principal degree.
Curriculum Requirements
The B.S. in CIS Mathematics degree requires a minimum total of thirty (30) credits in mathematics courses.
Curriculum requirement sheets and sample course sequences are available through the Office of Advising and Academic Success.
Program Educational Objectives
The coursework in the concurrent BS program in CIS Mathematics prepares graduates to:
- Be able to develop innovative mathematical solutions to complex computational problems.
- Engage in continuous learning to advance their professional careers.