What will I learn?
Learn diverse techniques used by decision scientists and analysts to improve decision-making, including simulations, mathematical optimization, data analysis, statistics, neural networks, expert systems, and decision analysis. The program is research focused and offers hands-on experience with the real-world problems and ties to industry. Take courses in applied mathematics, computer science, business, and engineering to maximize your ability to help organizations improve decision-making. Learn the most cutting-edge, sophisticated approaches - advanced analytics methods, algorithms, and machine learning - to meet the growing need for computationally sophisticated decision scientists and operations research professionals. Courses in applied mathematics, computer science, business, and engineering maximize your ability to help organizations improve decision-making. Learn cutting-edge, sophisticated approaches-advanced analytics methods, algorithms, and machine learning - to meet the growing need for computationally sophisticated decision scientists and operations research professionals.
Which department am I in?
College of Computing
Entry requirements
For international students
Students with bachelor of science degrees in mathematics, computer science, industrial engineering, electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and business, or related areas, with a minimum cumulative GPA of at least 3.0/4.0, will be considered.Prospective students should have knowledge of linear algebra, discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, and programming.A statement of objectives and a curriculum vitae must be submitted.Two letters of recommendation are required.Strong applicants with holes in their academic background might be admitted with a requirement to take additional prerequisite courses.
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