Undergraduate Degree Programs:

•  Computational &    Applied Mathematics
•  Statistics
•  Computer Sciences


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Minor/Area of Special Interest :
•  Mathematical Sciences
•  Computer Sciences


Combined BS/MS in:
•  Computational &    Applied Mathematics
•  Statistics
•  Computer Sciences


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COMBINED BS/MS
Computational and Applied Mathematics
 
Course Flowchart 2008-2009 (for students enrolled after December 10, 2007)
Course Flowchart 2005-2007 (for students enrolled from September 10, 2005 to December 10, 2007)
Course Flowchart 2004-2005 (for students enrolled prior to September 10, 2005)
The MCS Department is pleased to announce a new program which will allow students to earn both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree simultaneously.

Features of the Combined Program:
  • Students will be able to complete a Thesis based M.S. in at least one additional year to the B.S. Normally a Master's Degree takes two years to complete, but with the Combined Program, students can use 6 credit hours towards both degrees. This translates to   6 graduate courses (18 credit hours) and a thesis (12 credit hours),  which the student takes in addition to the normal undergraduate B.S. requirements.
  • Students will not have to take the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) for admission to the program.
  • The application fee is only $25 for CSM Undergraduates who complete an online application, available at http://www.mines.edu/admiss/grad/onlineapp.html.

Admission Criteria:
  • Students may not apply for the combined program until they have taken five or more Mathematics classes at CSM (classes transferred from other universities will not be considered). The following courses are considered to be Mathematics (MA) classes:
    • MATH 315: Differential Equations
    • MATH 332: Linear Algebra
    • MATH 358: Discrete Mathematics
    • MATH 401: Introduction to Analysis
    • MATH 407: Introduction to Scientific Computing
    • MATH 407: Introduction to Probability
    • MATH 433: Mathematical Biology
    • MATH 434: Introduction to Probability
    • MATH 435: Mathematical Statistics
    • MATH 438: Stochastic Models
    • MATH 454: Complex Analysis
    • MATH 455: Partial Differential Equations
    • MATH 458: Abstract Algebra
    • MATH 484: Math & Comp Modeling
    Please note that MATH 300 - Field Session is not considered to be a MATH class. In addition to these courses, there may be other courses not in the catalog that are offered by the MCS department that would be considered to be MATH courses. If you are not certain about the status of a class, contact Dr. Ganesh.
  • Students applying for this program must have an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher, and a GPA of 3.3 or higher in their MA courses.

Application Procedure:
  1. Complete the Online Application available at http://www.mines.edu/admiss/grad/onlineapp.html.
  2. Indicate whether you are applying for a Non-Thesis or Thesis M.S. in Mathematical & Computer Sciences. 
  3. Students are not required to take the GRE, or arrange for transcripts or letters of recommendation, even though these may be requested in the application form. For an online application from CSM undergraduates, the application fee is only $25. There is also no particular need to write up a "Statement of Goals" in the application except to briefly indicate that you are already a MATH major at CSM and that you are applying to the Combined B.S./M.S. program in MATH. This will ensure that your application will be correctly processed.

Questions about the Combined Program? Contact Dr. Ganesh.

Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
Colorado School of Mines  •  Golden, CO 80401-1887
303.273.3860   •   Fax: 303.273.3875

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