The Department of Mathematics & Computer Science offers the following degrees and minors:

• Bachelor of Science
• Major in Mathematics
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
• Associate in Computer Technology
• Minor in Computer Science
• Minor in Mathematics

The mathematics curriculum is a broad-based program designed to advance mathematical reasoning and to develop communication skills. Recent graduates of the mathematics program have pursued graduate degrees while others have found employment as secondary school teachers, computer analysts, actuaries, statisticians with government agencies, quality-control engineers, mathematics consultants for education research companies, and supervisors in industrial plants.

The Bachelor of Science in computer science curriculum is designed to advance computer expertise and analytical skills while developing written and oral communication skills. Positions of recent graduates from this program include programmer, programmer analyst, systems engineer, systems manager, data base manager, and network installer/manager. Students who transfer into the computer science program are expected to successfully complete a minimum of nine credit hours of computer science courses at Tri-State University.

Mathematics

• Mathematics Major
• Mathematics Minor
• Mathematics Major-Secondary Education

Computer Science

• Computer Science Major
• Computer Science Minor
• Associate in Computer Technology