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"Courses here are hands-on and focused on learning what is important to become successful in the real world. The professors are also always looking for students to get involved in research with them." - Graham Burek '18

School of Computer Science and Mathematics

The School of Computer Science and Mathematics prepares its students to work within a technologically-driven, rapidly changing world. The School provides broad-based mathematical and technological education within the context of a liberal arts foundation. Students receive in-depth instruction in the theoretical underpinnings of their chosen fields, which they can apply through practical experiences. Please explore our variety of programs and robust network of resources.

 

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Marist's New Applied AI Minor

As one of the most rapidly advancing technologies, having the skills and knowledge in artificial intelligence (AI) equips you to turn theoretical knowledge into real-world application. Discover Marist's new, interdisciplinary Applied AI minor. With AI shaping industries, careers, and everyday life, an Applied AI minor will give you a distinct advantage in today's competitive landscape.

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Ryan Munger

Endicott, New York
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Kristen Lawler

Nutley, NJ
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Justin Svegliato

Massapequa Park, NY
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Message from the Dean

Thank you for your interest in Marist’s School of Computer Science and Mathematics, where we devote ourselves to preparing students for success in a wide array of careers, especially those where quantitative, analytical, or computational skills are key. Students enrolled in our School benefit from access to state-of-the-art hardware and software, engaged faculty, small class sizes, and exciting co-curricular activities. The School's outstanding faculty place a strong emphasis on interacting with students and encouraging their intellectual and professional development. 

Ron Buckmire, Dean

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