This graduate degree is offered jointly by the
Department of Computer and Information Sciences and the
Department of Mathematical Sciences at Indiana University South Bend. The
goal of this program is to address the needs of people who already have work
experience in technical or quantitative fields, people with undergraduate
degrees in science, engineering or business, or people who simply wish to
increase their level of skills and expertise in computing and applied
mathematics.
The program will be tailored to individual
student needs, and will consist of 33 credit hours. A student will choose
to specialize either in computer science, in applied mathematics, or with the
help of their advisor, specialize in both disciplines. A thesis and non-thesis
option is available. Students wishing to follow the thesis option must complete
24 credit of coursework and 9 credits of thesis. No more than two 400 level
courses may apply toward this degree program.
