Mathematics and its applications are quickly becoming indispensable in our modern technological world. Advancement in fields of applications has prompted the use of computational techniques unique to particular entities. The discipline of Applied Mathematics, using computational approaches responds to the demands of conceptual analysis, principles, and problem solving for a new world filled with more advanced tools of computing and technology.
In the Applied Mathematical Computing programme, students are trained in one, exploring problems using symbolic, graphical, numerical, physical, and verbal techniques. Two, engage in precise mathematical thinking and modelling to examine and solve problems. And finally, data analysis with the help of algorithms from machine and deep learning. Students can use these skills in the context of finite or discrete real-world situations in disciplines including, but not limited to, economics, medicine, agriculture, marine science, law, transportation, engineering, banking, natural sciences, social sciences, and computing.
The main emphasis of this programme is on developing the ability of the students to start with a problem in non-mathematical form and transform it into mathematical language. This will enable them to bring mathematical insights and skills in devising a solution, and then interpreting this solution in real-world terms. The technological skills that students develop would prove vital to them, as they present and analyze data for a research component. The Bachelor of science in Applied Mathematical Computing at NMIMS concentrates on areas where Mathematical Sciences, Computing and Finance are most relevant, emphasizing the bridges between theory and applications. It offers opportunities to develop a deeper understanding of the mathematical foundations of the subject and its applications, positioning students to be highly competitive for job opportunities including analyzing and managing corporate data in different formats, as well as in academic teaching and research.
DURATION
4-year Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Mathematical Computing with options to exit in the foundation, diploma or B.Sc. degree level.
INTAKE
A total of 30 seats are available for the B.Sc. (Applied Mathematical Computing) programme.
Eligibility:
Candidate must have passed 10 + 2 or equivalent examination from recognized board with Mathematics/ Mathematics & Statistics as compulsory subject with minimum 50% aggregate marks in any stream (Science/Commerce/Arts with Mathematics/ Mathematics & Statistics).
Admission Criteria:
BOARD OF STUDIES
Board of Studies for Applied Computational Mathematics
VALUE PROPOSITION
PROGRAMME LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES
PEDAGOGY
The syllabus of Applied Mathematical Computing consists primarily of different modules, namely, Core Courses, Inter-disciplinary courses, and Ability Enhancement. Core Courses are from Mathematics, Statistics and Computing. Inter-disciplinary courses are from Economics, Commerce and Finance. Ability Enhancement courses are from Corporate Communication, Environment Studies, Research methodology etc. The programme comprises of lectures, practicals, case studies, presentations, and projects.
The programme is designed in consultation with our Board of Studies, which comprises of experts from academia, research institutions and industry. Programme is tailor made to fulfil the requirements needed to keep pace with the current & future developments in industry.
While the students will not only have ample opportunities to acquire hands-on training on modern softwares, but also benefit from the expertise of world renowned leaders in the field.
Program structure as per NEP from A.Y. 2024-2025 onwards