BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, WITH I.T.)

Course Description

This program blends advanced mathematical theory with information technology to solve complex real-world problems. Students develop expertise in mathematical modeling, computational methods, and algorithm design while gaining practical IT skills for data analysis and scientific computing.

Expectations

Students will: - Master advanced mathematical concepts and their computational applications - Develop programming proficiency in Python, MATLAB, R, and other technical languages - Acquire skills in numerical analysis and algorithm development - Learn to model complex systems across various industries - Be prepared for careers at the intersection of mathematics and technology The program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical implementation, making graduates valuable in tech-driven industries and research fields.

Market Areas

Graduates can pursue careers in: - Quantitative analysis and financial modeling - Data science and machine learning - Cryptography and cybersecurity - Engineering and scientific computing - Academia and research institutions - Software development and systems architecture

Minimum Requirements

A HOLDER OF KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (KCSE) WITH A MINIMUM AGGREGATE PERFORMANCE OF B. IN ADDITION CANDIDATES MUST HAVE OBTAINED A MINIMUM GRADE OF B+ IN MATHEMATICS. OR A HOLDER OF KENYA ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (KACE) WITH 2 PRINCIPAL PASSES IN MATHEMATICS/PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS/CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS/GEOGRAPHY, OR MATHEMATICS/ECONOMICS. OR A HOLDER OF AN ORDINARY DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES, STATISTICS, OR EDUCATION WITH MATHEMATICS AS A MAJOR SUBJECT, OR EQUIVALENT WITH, A MINIMUM PASS AT CREDIT LEVEL, FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION AND HAD OBTAINED A MEAN GRADE C AT KCSE. OR A HOLDER OF A BACHELOR’S DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION, PREFERABLY WITH A GOOD MATHEMATICS BACKGROUND.

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