Mathematics
and Computer Science
Department | Mathematics
Program | Computer
Science Program | Mathematics
Courses | Computer Science
Courses
Department
Chairperson: J. Blackburn-Lynch
Faculty: R.
Balman, K. Barnard, M.
Blackburn, S.
Bolster, L.
Gratton, J.P.
Lee, M.
Nakazawa, J.
Pearce, J.
Rector, R.
Roselli, N.
Rosen, and R.
Stinebrickner
Berea’s Mathematics and Computer Science
Department is well-known for its caring faculty and strong
programs.
The Department offers long-established majors in Mathematics
and Mathematics Education, as well as a minor in Computer Science.
Beginning in 2007-2008, students also may choose to major in
Computer and Information Science. In addition, the Department
offers a dual-degree 3-2 Engineering Program through which
students can become certified engineers; the interdisciplinary
Applied Science and Mathematics major is recommended for students
planning to pursue the dual-degree program. (See a description
of the Applied
Science and Mathematics program.)
The Department also supports students
in a variety of ways outside of its traditional classroom programs.
Each year, many Mathematics and Computer Science students are
placed in a wide variety of research and Internship programs.
Through the College Labor Program, prospective mathematics
teachers are provided opportunities to develop skills in working
one-on-one with students in the Developmental Mathematics classroom
setting. The Department also regularly invites outside speakers
and arranges for students to visit mathematical and computing
conferences and sites.
Please see the section on General
Education requirements in this Catalog for information on the role of
MAT 010, 011, and 012 in the first-year requirements. Placement
in or waiver of MAT 010, 011, or 012 is based on test scores.
Programs
Major and Minor Requirements
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