Data Science & Engineering

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WHAT IS DATA SCIENCE & ENGINEERING?

This major is part of the Math and Engineering Exploration Group

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Computer Science Minor

The program produces graduates with strong computing, engineering, and analytics competencies that will design and build systems for collecting, storing, and analyzing data at scale.  Students will learn the knowledge and skills required throughout the data science lifecycle, including the principles of data acquisition, management, integration, predictive modeling, and visualization. Required courses provide rigorous training in computer programming, algorithms, data structures, databases, statistical inference, predictive modeling, big data analytics, and machine learning as well as data security, privacy, and ethics. Elective courses provide students the opportunity to acquire advanced competencies in areas such as artificial intelligence, data mining, software engineering, numerical computing, and stochastic modeling and to become familiar with various data-intensive scientific and engineering domains. All Data Science and Engineering majors complete a year-long senior design project where they apply their skills to design and implement solutions to real-world data-intensive problems.

HOW TO DECLARE:

APPLICATION REQUIRED. Admission is based on space availability in the major and academic performance. Find more information and the application here.

 

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS:

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HELPFUL INTRO COURSES:

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CSE 1010 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers (Major Requirement)

MATH 1131Q - Calculus 1 (Major Requirement) (Gen Ed: Q Course)

CSE 2050 - Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design (Major Requirement)

CSE 2500 - Introduction to Discrete Systems (Major Requirement)

 

POSSIBLE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:

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