Bs in computational and applied mathematics in Colorado school of mines

Students pursuing a degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics gain experience in mathematical modeling, applied analysis, the development and analysis of numerical algorithms, and the use of mathematical software. Courses include Computational Methods for Differential Equations, Complex Analysis, Parallel Scientific Computing, Programming Concepts, to name a few. In addition to an in-depth mathematics curriculum, students have opportunities to incorporate a minor or area of special interest to delve into another discipline; from Biochemistry to Electrical Engineering to Physics.

Official high school transcript, At least 3.0 GPA from secondary school, TOEFL for nonnative English speakers, Statement of support

Computer Programing, Systems Analytics, Academia

1st May