Santa Clara University

$Mathematics and Computer Science department$

Noyce Scholarships

Financial assistance available for current SCU students interested in teaching high school mathematics. Detailed information (including instructions for applying) is available here.
BAMA Talk

"Counting Elements in Reflection Groups," by SCU's Rick Scott at Santa Clara University on Wednesday evening, December 3, at 7:30pm. More information can be found at http://mathematicaladventures.org .
High School Math Contest

Saturday, November 15, at SCU. More information may be found here .
Putnam Mathematics Competition

Saturday, December 6. Join other SCU students participating in one of the most prestigious university mathematics competitions given. Contact Professor Walden for details.
CSCI 169 - Programming Languages

Will be offered in Spring 09 with Father Smolarski in addition to CSCI/MATH 166 - Numerical Analysis.
CSCI 182 - Digital Steganography (New)

Offered in Winter 09 (in place of CSCI 162) with Professor Tran. Recommended for those pursuing an emphasis in cryptography and security.
MATH 125 - Mathematical Finance (New)

Offered in Spring 09 with Professor Ostrov (labeled MATH 196 when taught last Spring). Required for those pursuing a concentration in Mathematical Finance within the Master of Science in Applied Mathematics.
News Archive

Old news and events here.

Problem Solving Seminar

Organizational Meeting on Wednesday, September 24, 3:30 pm, in the Sussman Room (O'C 31). Contact Professor Walden for details.
BAMA Talk

"Tropical Mathematics" by UC Berkeley's Bernd Sturmfels at Santa Clara University on Friday evening, September 26, at 7:30 pm. More information can be found at http://mathematicaladventures.org
TGIF/Open House

Faculty and staff are cordially invited to a Fall TGIF, co-sponsored by the Math/CS department and the Adobe Lodge on Friday, October 3, 4 - 6 pm at the Adobe Lodge.
General Meeting

General Meeting for declared and prospective majors and minors in Mathematics or Computer Science: Wednesday, October 8, at 4:30 pm on the steps of O'Connor Hall.
Math/CS Society Picnic

Wednesday, October 8, right after general meeting. More details will be announced later.
Alumni Reception

Arts & Science Building Atrium, Saturday October 18, 5:30 - 6:30 pm.
Putnam Mathematics Competition

Saturday, December 6. Join other SCU students participating in one of the most prestigious university mathematics competitions given. Contact Professor Walden for details.

Graders

Graders are needed for mathematics and computer science courses. The list is posted in the Sussman Room. Undergraduates who have taken a course and received an A or B may apply to grade for that course. To apply, contact the instructor directly. Pay for grading is restricted to 4 hours/week maximum per course.