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Undergraduate Program - On Campus
Computer Science: Mathematics Track

Turn complex problems into real-world solutions.

 

BVU’s Mathematics track blends advanced math with computer science to help you solve big challenges and power future technologies. Build skills in coding, algorithms, and systems while strengthening your analytical mindset. Whether you’re aiming for grad school, research, or a data-driven tech career, you’ll graduate ready to think critically and tackle high-level problems that make an impact.

Degree
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Format
On Campus
Internships
Yes, at places like Disney, NSA, Workiva, Microsoft, Principal Financial, Wells Blue Bunny, U.S. Navy Research Center, BVU Science Summer Research Program
Careers
Software Engineer, Data Analyst, Cybersecurity Specialist, Web Developer
Why BVU

Why study Computer Science: Mathematics Track at BVU

A BVU Computer Science – Mathematics degree combines advanced mathematical thinking with software development and cybersecurity to prepare you for careers in technology, data science, and advanced computing.

Computational Problem Solving

Strengthen your analytical skills through the integration of mathematics and computer science.

Cybersecurity Focus

Develop essential computer security skills built into the curriculum.

Internship Opportunities

Gain real-world experience through strong internship and career placement partnerships.

Experiential Learning

Expand your education through fully funded travel, hands-on learning, and professional networking opportunities.

Hands-On

Learn by doing, from day one

Students build technical and analytical skills through hands-on coding, mathematics, and computational problem-solving.

Year 1–2

Learn programming, data structures, discrete mathematics, and foundational computing concepts

Year 2–3

Explore algorithms, databases, software engineering, calculus, and advanced mathematics

Year 3-4

Apply advanced knowledge through numerical analysis, capstone projects, research, and specialized computing experiences

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Where Graduates Work

BVU computer science: mathematics track graduates go far.

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BVU Stories

Sarah Mackey '18, DevOps Engineer, Pacific Fusion

Sarah double majored in mathematics and computer science and was actively involved on campus. Sarah served as a panelist for dialogue with former U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta as part of BVU’s American Heritage Lecture Series. She landed prestigious internships with the United States Department of Defense Cryptanalysis and Exploitation Services Summer Program as well as Microsoft Corporation. She also studied abroad as part of the Budapest Semesters in Mathematics program.

Career Outcomes

Where this degree can take you

Data Scientist
Computational Researcher
Software Engineer
Systems Analyst
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Facilities

High-Performance Computing & Visualization Center (HPCVC)

Immersive tech. Real-world impact.

The region’s only lab of its kind built for advanced computing and creative innovation.

  • Eight linked high-performance workstations forming a “super brain” for Big Data and complex computing
  • Meta Quest 3 headsets at every station 
  • Hands-on experience in immersive simulation environments 

Supports learning in mixed reality, game design, cybersecurity, data science, and computational science.

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Facilities

The Bit Pit

Code, collaborate, create

A welcoming student workspace inside the Estelle Siebens Science Center.

  • Work on assignments and projects 
  • Collaborate with classmates 
  • Study, brainstorm, or relax between classes 

A central hub where computer science students learn and build together.

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Facilities

Robotics and Computer Architecture Lab

Build what you imagine

A hands-on space where ideas become working systems.

  • Robotics, electronics, and hardware design with faculty support
  • Project-based learning in AI and robotics 
  • Real-world experimentation with systems and controls 

Students:

  • Design parts using Autodesk Fusion 360
  • Create prototypes using state-of-the-art 3D printers
  • Build and program robotics systems from the ground up
Your Career. Your Way.

Solve Complex Problems. Build the Future.

Turn your passion for mathematics and technology into real-world experience and high-impact career opportunities at BVU.