COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE

The minor in Computational Science gives students in the natural sciences a significant computing extension to their academic major and allows them to explore modern uses of computation and the computer in the sciences. The minor requires a total of six courses :

CS 143M Introduction to Computer Science
MA 234N Differential Equations

and any two mathematics courses and any two computer science courses from the following list:

MA 238 Optimization Techniques
MA 333 Probability and Statistics I
MA 341 Numerical Analysis
MA 351 Fourier Analysis
MA 421 Partial Differential Equations


CS 221N Data Structures
CS 310 Computer Architecture
CS 320 Programming Language
CS 330 Analysis of Algorithms
CS 390 Computer Networks
CS 450 Computer Graphics
CS 455 Digital Image Processing
CS 490 Scientific Visualization

Students may not minor in both Computational Science and Computer Science.