Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree with a Major in Computational and Applied Mathematics

Rice University

Program Learning Outcomes for the BA Degree with a Major in Computational and Applied MathematicsUpon completing the BA degree with a major in Computational and Applied Mathematics, students will be able to:Use modern numerical methods to analyze and solve typical problems in linear systems.Design and test a mathematical model, following a multi-stage process.Students pursuing the BA degree with a major in Computational and Applied Mathematics must complete:A minimum of 17-18 courses (49-53 credit hours), depending on course selection, to satisfy major requirements.A minimum of 120 credit hours to satisfy degree requirements.A minimum of 13 courses (37 credit hours) taken at the 300-level or above.

George R. Brown School of Engineering