Department of Math and Computer Science
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NVIDIA announces LTU a CUDA Teaching Center
Provides LTU MCS with a grant of state-of-the-art scientific computing equipment. The high-end computing equipment will be added to the new 320-core cluster and the computer lab that are currently being built.
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MCS undergraduate develops a new method to study the brain
His research paper was peer-reviewed and accepted for publication in the Journal of Medical Imaging and Health Informatics.
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LTU MCS to host LEGO® Education Symposium
LEGO Education curriculum to give students hands-on, real-world applications in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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SALT to observe a peculiar celestial object discovered at LTU
The 9.2 meter SALT is the largest telescope in the southern hemisphere and one of the world’s largest telescopes.[Read more...] |
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LTU student shows that computers “understand” art
Publishes her work in ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage. The study was reported in the popular media around the world.[Read more...] |
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Over 40 teams participated in LTU’s Thanksgiving RoboParade
Thanksgiving RoboParade is directed by LTU’s Computer Science professor CJ Chung, and assisted by LTU’s math professor Chris Cartwright.
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LTU MCS prepares for the 2013 Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM)
In previous competition LTU team won the Ben Fusaro award for the most creative approach to the problem.
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The faculty of the MCS department invite you to investigate the many ways in which the study of mathematics or computer science (or both!) can add value to your college education. In addition to three distinct undergraduate degree programs and one graduate program, the department also offers you the opportunity to earn a minor in either math or computer science to enhance your degree in any other discipline.
WHAT DO MATHEMATICIANS DO?Majoring in mathematics gives you training in analytical thinking and equips you with a collection of powerful tools. Check the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics’ career page for more information.
For real live information, check with the Chair of Mathematics and Computer Science, Dr. David Bindschadler. He was a very theoretical research mathematician until he joined EDS to write production CAD/CAM software to be used by General Motors. He has seen, used and even created new mathematics at work.
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Dr. David Bindschadler, Chair Phone: 248.204.3560 Email: mcschair@ltu.edu |