The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Assumption positions you for post-graduate success. You’ll learn the problem-solving techniques that any employer seeks. In your classes, you gain skills on how to communicate complex topics effectively. In these disciplines, we seek to develop students’ problem-solving skills, reasoning abilities, and knowledge of the various fields of mathematics. The department faculty invests in each student and helps them on their individual paths to success.
The Department offers a number of programs that will provide you with the framework for building a successful career. Develop your critical thinking and learn to solve problems, skills that are in high demand in today’s job market. The department faculty invests in each student and helps them on their individual paths to success. The analytical skills you will develop will make you an employee sought out by employers.
The Department offers a range of options to fit many interests including actuarial science, computer science, cybersecurity, engineering (3 + 2 Dual Bachelors’ Degree), information technology, and mathematics.
The mathematics program is designed to help students demonstrate the reasoning skills necessary to understand and write proofs of mathematical theorems, present mathematical arguments in oral form, and demonstrate problem-solving proficiency and mastery of fundamental content knowledge in mathematics. In the engineering program, students spend three or four years of study at Assumption University and then complete two or three additional years of study at the University of Notre Dame or Washington University in St. Louis (depending on their course of study). Our cybersecurity program offers a technology-based education, using methods in computing and information science, engineering, social science, and technology management that also foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the digital information economy.
Assumption was recently ranked one of the best colleges for women in mathematics by Washington Monthly.