Mathematics and Computer Science

Program Overview

DePaul University's Mathematics and Computer Science program seamlessly blends mathematical concepts with computing solutions. Designed to prepare students for a diverse range of careers, it offers a solid foundation in both disciplines. The program emphasizes graduate school readiness and empowers students to excel in positions requiring proficiency in computer science and mathematics.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Mathematics and Computer Science major at DePaul University is a combined program offered jointly by the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media and the College of Science and Health. This program aims to equip students with a robust understanding of both mathematical reasoning and computing solutions.

Objectives:

• Develop a strong foundation in both mathematics and computer science principles.
• Prepare students for professional careers in computer science, graphics, data analysis, computer programming, and applied or discrete mathematics.
• Provide a solid basis for graduate studies in various areas of computer science, including theoretical computer science, graphics, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and computational methods in applied mathematics.
• Equip students to compete for challenging positions in computer software development.

Careers:

Common Career Areas:

• Consulting
• Data analysis
• Education
• Information analysis
• Programming
• Software development
• Systems administration

Career Outcomes:

• 89% of Mathematics and Computer Science graduates were employed, continuing their education, or not seeking employment after graduation.

Other:

• The program is STEM-designated, which allows international students to potentially extend their post-graduation stay in the United States.