The School of Business and Technology
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
DEGREE PROGRAMS
Major in Mathematics: This Program covers a broad spectrum of
pure mathematics. Courses include Calculus, Real and Complex Analysis,
Number Theory, Topology, Linear Algebra, Statistics, and Probability. It
is designed for persons who wish to pursue careers in statistics, actuarial
science, mathematics modeling and graduate study in Mathematics or Statistics.
Major in Mathematics-Teaching: The content of this program is
similar to Math non-teaching. It is supplemented by professional education
coursework. This program is designed for persons who wish to pursue careers
in mathematics education.
Major in Computer Science toward Business: The content of this
program is designed to train students in the theory and application of
the latest computing technology. Courses include Software Engineering,
Operations Research, Computer Organization, Data Structure, Theory of Computation,
Programming language and Operating System. Courses such as Accounting,
Operations & Decision Theory augment the computer science curriculum.
This program is designed for persons who wish to pursue careers in information
systems, operations research and database management.
Major in Computer Science toward Science: The content of this
program is similar to Computer Science towards Business. More emphasis
is place on Scientific Computing. This program is ideal for persons who
wish to pursue graduate study, careers in programming, software engineering,
and networks/communication.
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
The Department offers a full range of undergraduate mathematics and
computer science courses, both for its majors and for service to almost
every other University department. The Department also provides graduate
courses in mathematics and in computer science for its own graduate programs,
for majors in other UMES graduate programs and for eligible members of
the local community. The Department has a Sun Lab consisting of Ultra 10
workstations and a Sun Enterprise 450 server; a Beowulf System consisting
of Intel Pentium III 450 MHz computer interconnected to a 3Com superstack
switch that allows for parallel processing; three Computer Laboratories
consisting of high-end Pentium computers. Users have access to a wide variety
of MS-DOS/Windows and UNIX type microcomputers plus special purpose facilities
for graphics and parallel processing. These computer facilities and several
other campus wide computer facilities are available for students.
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
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