Mathematical Engineering Undergraduate Program

Mathematical Engineering Undergraduate Program

The Mathematics Engineering Program aims to enhance the analytical and quantitative skills of its students and to educate graduates who are capable of constructing mathematical models of real-world phenomena, solving the resulting model equations, and interpreting the results.

The first two years of the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics Engineering consist of fundamental mathematics, basic physics, and computer courses. In the final two years of the program, students acquire skills in advanced mathematics and computer courses, as well as in mathematical modeling and the analytical and numerical solution of the equations derived from these models.

Students who successfully complete the program have the opportunity to pursue a minor or a double major in the undergraduate programs of Physics, Economics, Information Technologies, Industrial Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and Computer Engineering.