Math and Computer Science Department

Solving Problems and Programming Solutions

Are you a problem solver with an analytical mind? Cultivate your math or computer programming skills in Ashland University’s Mathematics & Computer Science Department.

In our programs, you will:

Learn from expert faculty who are well regarded in their professions and active in the mathematics or computer science field
Receive personal attention in small classes taught by award-winning instructors
Use state-of-the-art equipment that runs the latest operating systems, including Linux, Solaris, MacOS and Windows, plus software to handle any mathematics or computer science challenge
Gain firsthand experience with a variety of internship opportunities
Present your work at the annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Symposium and at the Ohio Section of the Mathematical Association of America

Student in math class using a calculator to solve a problem

Programs

Actuarial Science

Computer Science

Cybersecurity

Integrated Mathematics Education

Mathematics

Student Competitions

Math and computer science students participate in a number of competitions.

The ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest is the oldest, largest and most prestigious programming contest in the world. It’s a multitier, team-based programming competition headquartered at Baylor University. A global network of universities host regional competitions that advance teams to the World Finals. Participation has grown to tens of thousands of the finest students and faculty in computing disciplines at almost 2,000 universities from more than 80 countries. The contest fosters creativity, teamwork and innovation in building new software programs and enables students to test their ability to perform under pressure.

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Student Groups

The Mathematics and Computer Science Department offers a number of student-run groups with faculty advisors.

The Ashland University Cybersecurity Club is a student-run club with the goal of expanding cybersecurity knowledge and skills through hands-on experience and interaction with professionals in the field. Members gain valuable experience that's useful for interviews and jobs. The club is open to all AU students who are interested in cybersecurity.

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