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Mathematics and Computer Science at Davidson

The Mathematics and Computer Science Department offers a strong curriculum in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and computer science, in a friendly and supportive environment.

We invite you to appreciate, understand, and engage these creative disciplines.

The heart of our endeavor is excellence in teaching and learning. To that end, we value individual work with all students, encourage the development of existing and new courses and seminars, and promote participation in activities at local, regional, and national levels in mathematics and computer science.

Professional and community activity of faculty members is critical to support this mission, and we work to extend strengths in research, exposition, and professional leadership while maintaining a tradition of service to the college community and beyond.

Prof. Tabitha Peck with students at computer
Collaborative Research

Many students are involved in research work at Davidson beyond the scope of usual coursework, through summer research projects, research assistance to faculty, independent studies, honors projects and more.

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Student-Centered Activities

Students have many opportunities to pursue their interests with a broad range of activities hosted by the department, including competitions, community outreach, lectures and practical job placements.

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