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Mathematics-Computer Science

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science

Patricia Woodworth, Associate Professor and Chair

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers a curriculum with sufficient depth and flexibility to provide a sound program of study for a wide range of mathematical and computing interests. General interest courses are offered for students interested in studying mathematics and computer science for their own information and enjoyment.

The department offers programs that lead to the bachelor's degree in mathematics, mathematics-economics, mathematics-physics, mathematics-computer science, computer science, and computer information systems.

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