Academics · School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Bachelor of ScienceMathematics
Master logic, proofs, and problem-solving, with a concentration in Computer Science if you want to code.
- DegreeB.S. in Mathematics
- Credit hours121
- ConcentrationsMathematics · Computer Science
- FormatOn campus
Think in logic. Build with code.
The Mathematics Department offers a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Computer Science. Every student completes a thesis and an internship.
- Logic and proofsTraining in mathematical logic, reasoning, and proofs.
- Core methodsLinear algebra, calculus, and probability.
- ProgrammingDesign, build, and evaluate computer-based systems.
- CommunicatePresent mathematical and computing topics and write technical documents.
Two paths. One strong core.
Both concentrations end with a Mathematics Thesis and an Internship.
Built for problem-solvers and future analysts.
Calculus, algebra, analysis, probability, and number theory. 45 credit hours in the major.
- Calculus I–III
- Linear Algebra
- Probability and Statistics
- Real Analysis
- Mathematics Thesis
See major requirements
- MAT 201 Calculus I
- MAT 202 Calculus II
- MAT 228 Discrete Mathematics
- MAT 301 Calculus III
- MAT 304 Linear Algebra
- MAT 305 Modern Algebra
- MAT 307 Probability and Statistics
- MAT 316 Numerical Analysis
- MAT 380 Geometry
- MAT 409 Number Theory
- MAT 441 Real Analysis
- MAT 445 Complex Analysis
- MAT 498 Mathematics Thesis
- MAT 500 Internship
121 total credit hours. Full requirements and four-year plans are in the Academic Catalog.
Built for future developers and cyber pros.
Programming, data structures, networking, databases, and cybersecurity. 39 credit hours in the major.
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Fundamentals of Cyber Security
- Database Software
- Software Engineering
- Operating Systems
See major requirements
- CSC 200 Introduction to Programming
- CSC 201 Fundamentals of Networking
- CSC 202 Advanced Programming
- CSC 300 Data Structures & Algorithms
- CSC 301 Computer Architecture
- CSC 303 Database Software
- CSC 304 Fundamentals of Cyber Security
- CSC 400 Internet Systems
- CSC 401 Introduction to Software Engineering
- CSC 402 Operating Systems
- CSC 403 Compilers
- MAT 498 Mathematics Thesis
- MAT 500 Internship
121 total credit hours. Full requirements and four-year plans are in the Academic Catalog.
Learn it by doing it.
- Every studentMathematics thesisComplete an original thesis.
- Every studentInternshipApply your skills in the workplace.
- Computer ScienceProgrammingBuild real software from your first CS course.
- Computer ScienceCybersecurityLearn the fundamentals of securing systems.
Careers Mathematics majors pursue.
Explore real career paths, with pay and job outlook from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- ComputingSoftware developersPay & job outlook ↗
- CybersecurityInformation security analystsPay & job outlook ↗
- DataData scientistsPay & job outlook ↗
- ComputingDatabase administratorsPay & job outlook ↗
- Insurance & financeActuariesPay & job outlook ↗
- Advanced degree for some rolesMathematicians & statisticiansPay & job outlook ↗
Career information comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. Some careers require graduate or professional degrees, certification, or licensure.
Questions about Mathematics?
- Dr. Abdoulaye ThiamChair, Mathematics Department(803) 376-5734athiam@allenuniversity.edu
- Dr. Philemon KiruiInterim Dean · Assistant Professor of Biology(803) 376-5771pkirui@allenuniversity.edu
Start your STEM story at Allen.
Apply today, or visit and meet the Mathematics faculty.