Emphasis Admissions Requirements: Upper-division undergraduate coursework in differential equations and linear algebra. The equivalent courses at Boise State are MATH 301 and MATH 333.
Degree Requirements
- COMPUT 601 Introduction to Graduate Studies (1 credit)
Required Core Courses (12 credits):
- MATH 567 Numerical Methods for Differential Equations (3 credits)
- CS 507 Computing Foundations for Computational Science (3 credits)
- COMPUT/ME 571 Parallel Scientific Computing (3 credits)
- CS 566 or MATH 566 Numerical Linear Algebra (3 credits)
Elective Courses (16 credits):
- Must be approved by the supervisory committee and Computing Program directors. Pre-approved electives and specific requirements are given in the Computing Ph.D. Student Handbook
Comprehensive Exam (1 credit):
- COMPUT 691 Doctoral Comprehensive Examination (1 credit)
Dissertation (30 credits):
- COMPUT 693 Dissertation (30 credits)
Total Credits: 60
Content on this page is provided as a quick reference for planning. All official degree requirements are published on the Graduate Catalog site.