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Introducing our new Data Science Program!

Master of Science in Mathematical Foundation of Data Analysis

 
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In memory of Professor Dharam V. Chopra

A memorial service for Dr. Chopra will be hosted soon.

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Undergraduate Programs

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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Emphasis in Computer Science
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Honors Track/Double Major
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Emphasis in Statistics  
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Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Emphasis in Data Science  
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Graduate Programs

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Master of Science in Mathematics
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PhD in Applied Mathematics
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Graduate Certificate in Mathematical Foundation of Data Analytics
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Master of Science in Mathematical Foundation of Data Analysis
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Headlines

  • The Math/Stat has launched a new interdisciplinary Data Science master's program: MS in Mathematical Foundation of Data Analysis.
    • More information coming soon!
  • Dr. Victor Isakov has received a 3-year grant from the National Science Foundation - Division of Applied Mathematics (#2008154) totaling $255,214 for his project "Stability issues in some biomedical, financial, and geophysical inverse problems". This grant will support summer research, PhD students, and travel (2020-2023).
  • Dr. Catherine Searle has recieved a 3-year grant from the National Science Foundation - Division of Mathematical Sciences (#1906404) totaling $248,098 for her project "Curvature and Symmetry". This grant will support summer research, PhD and masters students, and travel (2019-2021)