Why Study Mathematics? Mathematics is a rich field with a storied history of brilliant thinkers such as Archimedes, Euclid, Fermat, Newton, Gauss, Emmy Noether and West Virginia native John Nash.
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The Mathematics and Computer Science department at WVSU offers comprehensive programs designed to prepare students for a rapidly evolving technological landscape. With a focus on theoretical understanding and practical application, students engage in rigorous coursework that covers topics ranging from advanced mathematical concepts to cutting-edge computer science methodologies. Our faculty fosters an intellectually stimulating environment conducive to research, innovation, and problem-solving, equipping graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in diverse careers in technology, academia, and beyond.
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Computer Science is the systematic study of using computers to solve problems. It involves hardware design, analysis of algorithms and software development. It is a dynamic field that develops the
The Mathematics program endeavors to give students a sound background for a basic understanding of mathematics science; to give prospective teachers a professional attitude, a strong subject matter foundation and
The Master of Science in Computer Science program is designed to give students a thorough understanding of database management systems, Operation System, computer architecture and design, computer graphics and game design, Artificial Intelligent, computer and cybersecurity, design and analysis of algorithms, high performance computing, software architecture and engineering
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The Mathematics and Computer Science department at WVSU offers comprehensive programs designed to prepare students for a rapidly evolving technological landscape. With a focus on theoretical understanding and practical application, students engage in rigorous coursework that covers topics ranging from advanced mathematical concepts to cutting-edge computer science methodologies. Our faculty fosters an intellectually stimulating environment conducive to research, innovation, and problem-solving, equipping graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in diverse careers in technology, academia, and beyond.
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West Virginia State University offers Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Civil and Engineering/Chemical. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: “Employment of civil engineers is projected to grow 6 percent from 2023 to 2033, faster than the average for all occupations. About 22,900 openings for civil engineers are projected each year, on average, over the decade. With continued investment in U.S. infrastructure, civil engineers will be needed to manage projects that meet society’s need for upgrading bridges, roads, water systems, buildings, and other structures. Civil engineers also will be needed to oversee renewable-energy projects, such as construction of wind farms and solar arrays, as these projects gain approval.”
According to WV Economic Outlook 2023-27, chemicals manufacturing continues to represent the single-largest manufacturing subsector. Indeed, roughly 20 percent of manufacturing jobs in the state and a two-fold larger share of output are found within across a range of chemicals manufacturing firms.
WVSU’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Civil and Engineering/Chemical programs will produce graduates well prepared for the needs of the state and the region.
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Welcome to the Engineering program at West Virginia State University (WVSU). We are very excited and pleased to let you know that our Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Civil and Engineering/Chemical