Department of Mathematics & Computing
Programs of Study
As with all programs of study at Lander University, the degree programs within the Department of Mathematics and Computing are composed of: general education core requirements, requirements of the major, and general electives. All degree programs require a minimum of 121 credit hours.
There are three degree programs within the Department: Computer Information Systems, Engineering, and Mathematics. Within Computer Information Systems, students can select from various emphases that will also earn the student a minor. A number of emphases are offered in Mathematics, including a teacher certification program. The Engineering program combines a degree in Engineering at Clemson University with a degree in Mathematics, Computer Information Systems, or Chemistry at Lander University.
Honors programs are offered in both Mathematics and Computer Information Systems. Minors are also available in both areas.
Every effort is made to ensure that the information presented herein is accurate. Nonetheless, the Lander University Catalog is considered the only authoritative source of information about degree programs. students are responsible for knowing and observing the academic requirements and regulations of the University which are set forth in the Catalog.
