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Majors & Degrees

Information Systems, BS

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Credits

120

Start Terms

Fall

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Spring

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Tuition

$8,956.50

estimated cost per semester

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Do you have a mind for numbers and an interest in the business world? Then a degree in mathematics for information systems might be for you. As a graduate of this program, you will have a background in mathematics, business, and information systems.

Through a variety of courses including calculus, probability and statistics, and mathematical modeling you’ll be well versed in mathematical analysis. In addition to your mathematical foundations, you’ll develop a solid background in computer science and business through courses in computer programming, operating systems, database applications, and business.

Broaden your knowledge with a technology focused minor

Looking for professional opportunities outside of the classroom? DSU has options for you to further develop your skills. Here are a few available to you:

  • Mathematical Association of America (MAA) membership
  • Undergraduate research opportunities
  • Supplemental instructor
  • Tutoring

Potential careers

With this degree, you will be equipped for careers in a number of fields including business, technology, data analytics, and more.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the BS degree in mathematics: information systems specialization, students will:

  • Demonstrate knowledge of fundamental skills and concepts of mathematics.
  • Apply mathematical skills to the analysis of real-world problems.
  • Use logical arguments to explore problems and prove conjectures.
  • Solve mathematical problems with technology tools.

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