Computational Science - Stevens Institute of Technology

Computational Science from Stevens Institute of Technology is a Campus Bachelor Computer and Information Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Program Description The program includes the Science Curriculum core courses and technical electives. The technical electives are divided between foundation courses in mathematics and computer science, and application courses in an area of specialization. An important part of the program is a project or research problem to be done in the senior year. Application areas correspond to the research interests of the faculty associated with the program. Selections of application courses and the names of faculty advisors are given below. Each student's study plan will reflect his or her aspirations and will be made up by the student together with a faculty advisor. For further information about an application area consult the faculty advisor. The sequence in Advanced Calculus, Ma547 and Ma548, is strongly recommended for students considering graduate school in any field. Enrollment in 600-level courses requires special permission. Computational Science (CpSc) is an emerging field in which sophisticated computational techniques to build models and solve problems related to science and engineering. Research projects are multidisciplinary collaborations involving mathematicians, scientists, engineers, and computer scientists. The new computational models complement existing theoretical and experimental approaches and in some applications, serve as a new mode of scientific inquiry. For mathematicians and computer scientists, these collaborative projects serve as a source of new algorithms and ideas. At Stevens, undergraduates may study computational science through an interdisciplinary program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree with a specialization in an area of science or engineering. While there are many masters-level programs in computational science and scientific computing, the program at Stevens is one of the few offered at the undergraduate level. The current list of approved specializations are: Computational Chemistry Computational Mechanics Computational Oceanography Computational Physics Computer Vision and Graphics Cybersecurity Environmental Engineering View more details on Stevens Institute of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer and Information Science courses.