The Division of Mathematics and Computer Information Sciences offers three math-related and two computer-related majors. Our two departments, Mathematics and Computer Information Sciences, work closely together, with some students choosing to work towards degrees in both areas. Our curricula are frequently updated and benchmarked with recommendations from alumni, professional organizations, and current students. Classes in our division are small, and you will graduate with many close friends, both students and faculty members.
Outstanding Faculty
Melvin Royer
Associate Professor of Mathematics; Chair, Division of Mathematics and Computer Information Sciences | M.S.; Ph.D.
Dr. Royer joined the faculty at Indiana Wesleyan in 2001 and is excited to be involved in a deeply Christ-centered university. He has taught Mathematics at community and technical colleges as well as at the university level. Dr. Royer's career interests include mathematical analysis, differential equations, electrical systems engineering, and post-secondary mathematics education. He has a strong personal interest in volunteer teaching of English in Asia.
My outlook on my career has completely revolutionized since I joined Indiana Wesleyan's Computer Science department.
Division Programs
Exploring Possibilities
We believe that learning patterns, structure, algorithms, and logic is to be learning one aspect of God’s character. Quantitative thinking is valued in almost every occupation, and our alumni work in a wide variety of careers. Although our students have diverse interests, most enjoy working with both people and technology, solving challenging problems, organizing data, and studying patterns and relationships.
