Math and Computer Science

A degree in Mathematics will prepare you to pursue careers in a variety of fields like business, science, math or education.

A degree in Computer Science will prepare you for the challenges of today's high demand computer industry.

A degree in Computer Information Systems will prepare you to enter any of the high demand fields requiring an IT consultant or an applications analyst.

In partnership with the School of Education we offer degrees that prepare you for teaching at the elementary or secondary level. The full list of Education degree offerings is as follows:Childhood Education 1-6/Early Childhood Birth-2, Childhood Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Childhood Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Childhood/TESOL, Adolescence Education, Adolescence Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Adolescence/Special Education or the Five Year Combined Degree Adolescence Education/TESOL program requirements, refer to "Mathematics Education Program of Study" in the "School of Education and Human Services" section of the catalog.

Adolescence Education programs in Mathematics that may be combined with a Mathematics—B.A. program are:

• Adolescence Education - Mathematics—B.A.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/Special Education—B.A.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/Special Education—B.A./M.S.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/TESOL—B.A./M.S.

Students doing two majors must complete all program requirements for both. For Adolescence Education Mathematics majors, the B.A. Mathematics program of study requires:

• MAT 3240- Adolescence Education majors should take MAT 3240 as one of their 6 credits of Mathematics Electives to apply to both programs.
• MAT 4600(Internship) - Beyond the 6 Mathematics Electives required, Adolescence Education majors must take one additional 3 credit MAT course to be substituted for MAT 4600 (Internship), under consultation with the Mathematics chairperson.
• For Education majors, MAT 3200 is a curriculum course for educators and cannot be applied to the B.A. Mathematics requirements.

The Mathematics and Computer Science department offers a minor in Mathematics that will prepare you for a variety of careers. For more information on the minor requirements click here:

Molloy University - Mathematics Minor

For students seeking employment in a wide variety of professional fields, this program offers an orientation toward the practical aspects of computer programming and the use of computers for solving problems in our complex industrial society. For more information on the minor requirements click here:

Molloy University - Computer Information Systems Minor

This is designed to give students sufficient background and knowledge for further studies in graduate school or for positions involving computer programming. For more information on the minor requirements click here:

Molloy University - Computer Science Minor