Department of Mathematics and Computing

 

The Department of Mathematics and Computing offers students an opportunity to earn degrees in computer information systems and mathematics.  In addition, a dual-degree program in Engineering is offered in conjunction with Clemson University. Honors programs and minors are also available in both computer information systems and mathematics.

 

The Department is located in Laura Lander Hall. This building holds multimedia classrooms, traditional classrooms, computer laboratories, and faculty offices.

 

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What is the degree program like?

The Department of Mathematics and Computing offers students an opportunity to earn degrees in computer information systems and mathematics.  In addition, a dual-degree program in Engineering is offered in conjunction with Clemson University. Honors programs and minors are also available in both computer information systems and mathematics.

 

What career opportunities are available?

In today's technology-based world, a degree in mathematics or computing puts you on track for a successful career.  Mathematics graduates have gone on to careers in teaching, industrial engineering, quality control statistical work, navel flight training and graduate studies in computer engineering.  Organizations such as the Mathematical Association of America give students the opportunity to share ideas with classmates and field experts.

 

What is the Dual Engineering Degree?

Lander offers a dual engineering degree with Clemson University.  Students complete three years of study at Lander followed by two years at Clemson, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics or computer information systems from Lander and an engineering degree from Clemson.  Engineering/chemistry is also available.

 

Did you know?

Lander dual-degree students applying to Clemson's School of Engineering have maintained a 100 percent acceptance rate, and students in the engineering dual-degree program have earned honors as Clemson's Outstanding Engineering Graduates.