Undergraduate Programs
Our Undergraduate mathematics programs provide skills in problem solving, critical reasoning, analysis, and professional practice.
In a world driven by technology, there is an increasing demand for knowledgeable professionals in mathematics and computer science.
Our programs in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science prepares students with a solid foundation of theory and application of computing and quantitative research. Students develop a broad understanding of the social and cultural significance of mathematics and computers in our society.
Our undergraduate programs in Mathematics and Mathematics Education prepare students for success in graduate school, teaching, or professional positions in industry and business. Graduates are highly recruited by New Hampshire and Massachusetts schools for their teaching abilities, strong mathematics background, and curriculum development skills.
Alumni of our graduate Computer Science programs work as data and systems analysts, programmers, software developers, quality assurance professionals, network administrators, integrated systems designers, information technology managers, and more.
With an emphasis on hands-on learning experiences, our faculty work with students to develop internship opportunities that accommodate schedules and career goals.
Our computer labs provide programming development environments for C++, Java, Perl, Scheme, and Prolog, as well as access to the Oracle database management system and other specialty software systems such as McCabe IQ.
Our Undergraduate mathematics programs provide skills in problem solving, critical reasoning, analysis, and professional practice.
Our Graduate programs in Computer Science combine theory with practical experience, preparing you to meet the demands of the high-tech workplace.