School of Computer Science and Mathematics

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Developing Well-Rounded Tech Leaders

Marist University's School of Computer Science and Mathematics prepares students for a technology-driven future that is rooted in a liberal arts foundation. Students receive comprehensive theoretical classroom instruction and graduate prepared for a future where they can adapt as rapidly as the tech field innovates.

 
 

A Day in the Life of a Cybersecurity Student

Follow Cybersecurity major, Mandy on a tour of her typical day on the Marist campus. She tours around campus and shares her daily experiences--dorm life in Lavelle Hall, North End dining, and the Hancock Center, including the state-of-the-art Security Operations Center.

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Marist Cybersecurity Partnership with Sentricus

See how Marist is bridging academia and industry through a bold new partnership with Sentricus, a national cybersecurity firm. Students will gain direct access to mentorships, internships, and a podcast platform that focuses on real-world threats and innovations. A hands-on capstone project this semester tackles AI and risk management under Sentricus sponsorship, giving students a chance to solve pressing cybersecurity challenges. Marist's program now also holds a top designation from the NSA, reflecting its alignment with elite standards in cyber education.

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Take a Technology Facility Tour

From Cybersecurity to Quantum computing, the Hancock Center is home to Marist's Computer Science and Mathematics majors. State-of-the-art facilities include:

  • The Security Operations Center where cybersecurity students learn to monitor, assess, and defend enterprise information systems.
  • The Networking Lab where students design, implement, and troubleshoot scalable and secure networks.
  • The E-Sports Rooms where team members train and collaborate.
  • The Internet of Things Lab where students learn to explore vulnerabilities in consumer devices.
  • The Enterprise Computing Research Lab, the main data center, where students can operate and maintain servers and other industry-standard computer equipment.

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Innovation and Technology Provide a Distinct Learning Experience

"Courses here are hands-on and focused on learning what is important to become successful in the real world. The professors are also always looking for students to get involved in research with them." - Graham Burek '18

School of Computer Science and Mathematics

The School of Computer Science and Mathematics prepares its students to work within a technologically-driven, rapidly changing world. The School provides broad-based mathematical and technological education within the context of a liberal arts foundation. Students receive in-depth instruction in the theoretical underpinnings of their chosen fields, which they can apply through practical experiences. Please explore our variety of programs and robust network of resources.

 

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Coding and AI are not just passions for Christian—they're his calling.


Inspired by AI and Human Potential, Christian Sarmiento '25, a data science and analytics major, dives into hands-on learning and research to uncover endless ways AI can shape the future. He also leads campus-wide talks on the responsible use of this revolutionary tech across industries. That's because Christian sees more than just data—he sees the human impact of innovation.

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Programs

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Applied AI

Minor
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Applied Mathematics

Major
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Business Analytics

Advanced Certificate
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Computer Science

Major, Minor
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Computer Science/Information Systems, BS/MS

Dual Degree
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Computer Science/Software Development, BS/MS

Dual Degree
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Computer Science/Software Development, MS

Graduate
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Cybersecurity

Major, Minor, Certificate
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Data Science and Analytics

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Enterprise Computing

Minor
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Games and Emerging Media

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Information Systems

Minor, Concentration
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Information Systems

Advanced Certificate
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Information Systems, MS

Graduate
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Information Technology

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Information Technology and Systems

Major
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Mathematics

Major, Minor
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Mathematics Education

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Meet the Dean, Dr. Ron Buckmire

Thank you for your interest in Marist’s School of Computer Science and Mathematics, where we devote ourselves to preparing students for success in a wide array of careers, especially those where quantitative, analytical, or computational skills are key. Students enrolled in our School benefit from access to state-of-the-art hardware and software, engaged faculty, small class sizes, and exciting co-curricular activities. The School's outstanding faculty place a strong emphasis on interacting with students and encouraging their intellectual and professional development. 

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Marist is a place that’s really never short of opportunities. Between the constant workshops happening on campus to help you with resumes and internships, to the tutoring center; if you need something, there’s someone there to help.

Shea DeCaro

Computer Science Major

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I’m doing all the things I dreamed about, taking photos with friends, participating in extracurricular activities and exploring new opportunities. I know that Marist is the right place for me.

Karina Syrota

Computer Science major, concentration in Programming and Game Design

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The skills learned during earning my degree, helped me become more well-rounded in my profession with extensive hands-on experience. Professors teaching cutting edge technologies and languages placed my skill set among the top in my area.

Michael Gildein

Computer Science, MS

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[W]hatever your goal is in coming to Marist for computer science (whether it be to go into the workforce or to do research), there is something here for you.

Graham Burek

Computer Science major, concentration in Software Development, minor in Mathematics

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During my time at Marist, I have had several diverse experiential learning opportunities to both better develop my education and myself outside of the classroom.

Griffin Carey

Computer Science and Math Student

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My Marist educational experience helped me progress into my career as a Health Data Analyst because the courses taught in the graduate program gave me a very strong foundation in IT. The education I received at Marist improved my technical skills and further refined my soft skills, which I find are essential to success.

Sristi Shrestha

MSIS Graduate Program

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Marist equipped me with the leadership skills I needed through practical experience. The experiences I gained as a Resident Assistant and as a club leader helped me develop skills that I have used my entire professional life, including the importance of standing up for the most vulnerable in our community, peer responsibility, resolving conflicts, building personal relationships, and ambiguity tolerance.

Andrew Paulsen

Mathematics major, Psychology minor, and Adolescent Education Certificate

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If you are looking for a college that has a good campus, good teaching, great events, and lovely people, you should come to Marist.

Anuya Kamath

MSIS Graduate Program

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[T]he Marist liberal arts education taught me to think critically while working in teams, an essential skill in industry.

Cathy Mulzer

Chemistry major, mathematics minor

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Earn College Credit While In High School With Marist Summer Pre-College

For over fifteen years, Marist has created a top-ranked summer pre-college program that gives students a sense of college life, provides a taste of a college major, and allows students to earn college credit while still in high school. At Marist's Summer Pre-College program, you'll engage in daily class sessions with leading faculty and explore exciting career opportunities in your field. High school sophomores and juniors will engage in hands-on learning experiences either in-person or virtually, while working with industry professionals and like-minded peers.

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