Empowering Minds, Advancing Innovation
Our department provides a comprehensive education that fosters lifelong learning and innovative thinking in the mathematical and computational sciences. As an undergraduate, you'll immerse yourself in rigorous courses spanning mathematics and computer science, building a strong foundation in both disciplines within the School of Science and Engineering landscape. You'll study diverse topics such as calculus, linear algebra, data structures, programming languages, and theory of computation. Customize your education with elective courses in areas like artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and cryptography, preparing you for careers in software engineering, data analysis, and scientific research. Our graduate programs offer advanced study in areas such as linear algebra, probability theory, and machine learning, while elective courses delve into cryptography, game theory, and operations research. With these in-demand skills, you'll be well-equipped for thriving careers in software development, data science, fintech, healthcare, and government. Join our vibrant academic community, guided by experienced faculty dedicated to your intellectual growth and professional development.
EXPLORE OUR DEGREES AND PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Programs
As an undergraduate student in our program, you'll engage in a dynamic curriculum that combines mathematics and computer science. Your studies will encompass topics such as calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, data structures and algorithms, computer organization and architecture, programming languages, theory of computation, numerical methods, and operating systems.
Graduate Programs
In the graduate program, you'll master advanced mathematics topics like linear algebra, differential equations, and probability theory, alongside essential computer science fundamentals such as programming, data structures, and algorithms. Through in-depth exploration, you'll delve into subjects like logic, computability theory, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and computational science, with elective options available in areas like cryptography, game theory, and operations research.
Minors and Certificates
The department provides majors in a minor format, allowing you to pursue additional areas of interest alongside your primary focus. We also offer niche subjects as standalone minors or certificates, giving you the opportunity to expand your education and knowledge beyond your major-specific courses.
Expand your horizons and further develop your skills by immersing yourself in opportunities
outside of the classroom.
We prioritize your success by providing a diverse range of scholarships and awards
specifically designed to celebrate and support your achievements in the fields of
math and computer science.
Open the door to groundbreaking discoveries and expand your knowledge in the fields
of math and computer science through exciting research opportunities.
"If you're looking to build a strong foundation in coding in math through a hands-on
learning experience, Duquesne University would be a great fit for your needs. And
the internships I have had have given me a better scope of professionalism and how
my skills fit within that setting."
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Hear From A Student
Meet Our Faculty
Jeffrey Jackson, Ph.D.
Graduate Director, MS in Computer Science and Professor, Computer Science
John Kern, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Mathematics and Associate Dean, McAnulty College & Graduate School of Liberal Arts
Stacey Levine, Ph.D.
Professor, Mathematics
Alex Lipecky
Instructor, Mathematics
Rachael Miller Neilan, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Mathematics and Assistant Chair, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
Larisa Shtrahman
Instructor, Mathematics
Donald Simon, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Computer Science
Sean Tierney
Senior Instructor, Mathematics
Karl Wimmer, Ph.D.
Department Chair, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science and Associate Professor, Mathematics
Joseph Worthington
Instructor, Mathematics
Samantha Allen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Mathematics
Nicholas Hurl, Ph.D.
Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Robert Muth, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Brent Rogus
Instructor, Mathematics
Andrew Segal
Instructor, Computer Science
Lauren Sugden, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Adam Drozdek, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Computer Science
John Fleming, Ph.D.
Graduate Director, MS in Computational Mathematics & Statistics and Associate Professor, Mathematics
Matthew Goodburn
Instructor, Mathematics
Patrick Juola, Ph.D.
Professor of Computer Science, Cybersecurity Studies Coordinator, Joseph A. Lauritis, C.S.Sp. Endowed Chair in Teaching and Technology