Master of Science in Applied and Computational Mathematics

The Master of Science in Applied and Computational Mathematics curriculum is intended to give the student a working knowledge of several areas of applied mathematics, which may include a specific area of application, in order to prepare for a productive career in industry. The Graduate School and the Department require a minimum of 36 credits for any M.Sc. degree. Additionally, the Department requires 9 courses, including specific core requirements. For a full list of requirements by specific program, please see this guide. For those interested in (optional) independent study, please review the policy. While not a thesis program, students may choose to complete a M.Sc. thesis. The requirements to do so are in addition to those mentioned above. For students in the thesis option, an oral defense of the M.Sc. thesis is required. Additional details may be found