MATHEMATICAL
AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: COMPUTER SCIENCE
The number of
courses required for the major is 14 (45-50 semester hours). At least four
of these courses must be at the 300-level or above. Internships may not
be used to fulfill major requirements.
MEET
OUR FACULTY
MATHEMATICAL
AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: MATHEMATICS
The number of
courses required for the major is 14 (45-49 semester hours). At least four
of these courses must be at the 300-level or above. Internships may not
be used to fulfill major requirements.
MATHEMATICAL
AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: PHYSICS
The number of
courses required for the major is 15 (50-55 semester hours). At least four
of these courses must be at the 300-level or above. Internships may not
be used to fulfill major requirements.
CONCENTRATIONS
Mathematics:
Appreciate the power and beauty in the logic of mathematical
structure and
thought. Develop the ability to bring the power of mathematics to
the understanding
and solution of problems in a variety of fields.
Computer
Science: With the theory and application of computers, gain insight
into computer
research, which is yielding powerful new methods of analysis and
visualization.
Explore the significant impact of computers on mathematics and
the physical
sciences.
Physics:
Study the fundamental laws of nature through investigation and
mathematical
formulation. Explore the roles of computers in the sciences and
interdisciplinary
sciences.
INTERNSHIPS
AND STUDY ABROAD
Use your problem
solving and analytical skills in real life situations through an
internship.
Wells alumnae who are established leaders in their fields often provide
internships
opportunities for current students. The following is a sample of
internships
in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences area held by Wells
students in
recent years:
• Atmospheric
and Environmental Research, Inc., Lexington, MA
• Museum
of Science & Technology, Syracuse, NY
• Wall
of America, Sharon, CT
• D &
D Data, Vienna, VA
With phenomenal
resources at universities around the world, the opportunities are
endless. Try
a semester in Scotland, England, Ireland or France and expand your
horizons along
with your academic resources. Mathematical and Physical
Sciences majors
can pursue programs around the world.
Check out
our study abroad opportunities!
CO-CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES
Explore your
scientific interests further with out-of-the-classroom opportunities for
learning, leadership
and fun!
Check out:
Tutoring
in Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Science
Colloquium Series (lectures by faculty, students, and guests) |
