Division of Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science
- Typical math/computer class size: 10-15 (never larger than 30)
- Total amount distributed annually from donor-funded scholarships to Math/CIS majors: About $15,000
- Number of large pizzas typically served at division socials: 15
- Number of Math/CIS majors who have travelled with faculty to national conferences: Around 50
- Number of Math/CIS majors who have presented talks/posters at national conferences: 5
- Number of Math/CIS majors who have presented talks at regional conferences: Around 10
- Percent of division faculty with earned doctorate: 100%
- Percent of division faculty with “open door” office hour policy: 100%
- Number of seats available for students to study inside the faculty office suite: 14
- Age of Ott Hall: 6 years
- Number of classrooms/labs for Math/CIS use: 7
Computer & Information Sciences
- Number of computer majors: 25
- Female percent of computer majors: 12%
- Percent of computer majors doing an internship: 100%
- Percent of computer majors with job offer by graduation (2017-2020): 81%
- Median national salary of computer-related professions: $86,320
Engineering
- Number of engineering majors (2023-24): ~40
- Number of engineering specializations: 5
- Percent of female engineering students: ~17.5%
- Percent of faculty with earned doctorate: 100%
- Average starting salary of engineering majors in the Midwest region: $70,000
- Age of the Engineering Building (Don Wood Foundation Hall): 1 year
Mathematics
- Number of math majors: 25
- Female percent of math majors: 52%
- Percent of math majors also doing an Actuarial or Statistics minor: 28%
- Median national salary of math-related professions: $86,700
The Division of Math and Computer Information Sciences at Indiana Wesleyan University strives to equip each student with the resources they need to become World Changers through a meaningful career path upon graduation. While our programs can serve as a stepping stone to further higher education, graduates also have the option to enter the workforce right away in an ever-growing industry with a similar earning potential.
