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MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE RESEARCH
Research is an important part of academics and we feel that students can get involved in research at the undergraduate level. The computer-related degrees offer sophomore-level independent research projects. Students also have an option to have their senior year-long capstone experience be a research project. This is strongly encouraged for students heading to graduate school..
CSCI438/CSCI439 Senior Research Sequence
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science encourages students to become active in undergraduate research. Students have the option of enrolling in a full-year research sequence in their senior year. These projects have the potential to lead to journal publications and conference presentations. If you're interested in getting involved in a research project, just talk to a computer science professor.
MATH490 Mathematics Senior Research
The Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics requires each student to take part in a research project. This capstone course allows a student to work closely with a mathematics professor in one of many fields of mathematics. Contact a mathematics professor for more information.
Faculty Research
Many of the LSSU mathematics and computer science faculty are involved in research. Some of the research areas include:
Collette Coullard - operations research, combinatorial optimization, graph theory, and supply chain management
Kimberly Muller - Functional analysis with an
emphasis on order properties and convergence in spaces of functions
Evan Schemm - compilers, computer gaming
Mark Terwilliger - wireless sensor networks, artificial intelligence, and parallel processing - http://twig.lssu.edu/research.html
George Voutsadakis - algebraic logic, categorical algebra, and universal algebra - http://www.voutsadakis.com/research.html
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