Computational Mathematics University of Central Oklahoma

Overview

The Computational Mathematics programme at the University of Central Oklahoma offers a unique multidisciplinary approach that blends high-level mathematical analysis with essential business leadership skills. This Professional Science Master is specifically designed to bridge the gap between technical expertise and professional management within the scientific sector.

Students benefit from a curriculum developed in direct consultation with industry leaders to ensure the skills gained meet current workforce demands. The faculty focuses on producing graduates who can lead complex projects and perform sophisticated computational analysis. This professional orientation ensures that students are prepared for the dynamic requirements of modern mathematical and scientific environments.

Why Computational Mathematics at the University of Central Oklahoma?

The programme is hosted within the Center for Research and Education in Interdisciplinary Computation (CREIC), providing a hub for advanced technical study. A distinctive feature of this degree is the integration of Master of Business Administration (MBA) modules, allowing students to gain corporate insights alongside their mathematical specialisation. This "STEM plus Business" model is a hallmark of the institution's commitment to professional readiness.

Facilities include the UCO Downtown campus in Oklahoma City, offering a convenient location for working professionals to attend evening or late afternoon sessions. The university emphasises experiential learning through a capstone project rather than a traditional research thesis. This allows students to solve real-world problems sourced from their own workplaces or local industry partners, ensuring practical application of their studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 417 per credit
• National fee: USD 417 per credit
• Local fee: USD 340 per credit

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Computational Science for Professionals
• Data Science
• Project Management
• Project and Program Management
• Creative Problem Solving
• Operations Research 1
• Numerical Linear Algebra
• Applied Numerical Analysis
• Graduate MATH Course
• Graduate STAT Course

Careers with Computational Mathematics

Graduates are prepared to serve as technical experts and leaders who can bridge the communication gap between different units within an organisation. The programme equips students for roles that require the application of quantitative techniques and business analytics to meet strategic goals. Common career paths include project management, data analysis, and technical leadership within STEM-focused industries.

The focus on professional development ensures that alumni are competitive candidates for advancement in their current careers or for transitioning into management roles. By establishing a professional social media presence as part of the admission process, students are encouraged to network within the Oklahoma City industry and beyond. This connection to the professional landscape facilitates transitions into high-level roles in mathematics and computational science.