Scientific Computation

Scientific computation focuses on processing large sets of “messy data.” This field is evolving quickly and becoming more essential each day.

With a minor in scientific computation, you'll learn to construct mathematical models to analyze complex scientific questions, like how a new drug will behave in a human's body. You’ll explore topics including computer science, database management systems, algebra, and statistics.

This minor prepares you for roles in scientific research, data analysis, and industry projects across various fields, including economics, medicine, and biology. Graduates with these skills can pursue careers in research labs, healthcare analysis, pharmaceutical development, or continue to advanced studies in graduate school.