Explore Our Department

There are few fields with greater possibilities for the future than math and computer science. Whether you’re enamored of programming or networking, excited about a career teaching math at the high school level, or interested in mathematics in general, the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science will help you to acquire the knowledge to turn your interests into expertise.
Ashlee Jones
Math Club, Noyce Program, Resources
Computer Science Classroom
Computer Science Club, Resources
Math professor helping students with equations
Our department faculty members are committed to excellence in teaching, and that commitment shows through our student-focused programs and engaging in-depth curriculum.
Mathematics and Computer Science Tutoring Center
Located in Stillwell 437, the Mathematics and Computer Science Tutoring Center offers space for students to work on their assignments and to get help from the knowledgeable tutors on staff. 
Students working on math equations at various desks in a classroom
If you would like to register for MATH 146 or MATH 153, we need to make you aware of our placement assessment policy as you may get an error message if you attempt to register for the course without having the listed prerequisite course.
Side view of the Stillwell Science building

Departmental Computing Facilities

The departmental computing lab, located in Stillwell 434, has ample space for student to gather for work and contains computers running Linux (Debian) and Microsoft Windows.
Math students sitting around at a table discussing equation solutions

Clubs and Organizations

Students involved with the Mathematics and Computer Science department have started several clubs and organizations with a range of interests. Check out the Math organizations or the Computer Science club if interested in getting involved!

Person writing and solving equations on a whiteboard
WCU's Mathematics and Computer Science Department is one of the host sites for the Annual NCCTM Regional Mathematics Contest. More than 400 of Western North Carolina's top middle and high school students regularly compete in the event.

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