1. Computing and Mathematics
Oral Roberts University

2. Computing and Mathematics
Degrees Offered
Mathematics
Mathematics Preactuary
Mathematical Finance
Mathematics Education
Computer Information Technology
Computer Science

3. Computing and Mathematics
The mathematics major aims to develop critical thinking along with tools of abstract reasoning - to think and, hence, to solve problems in the world of social sciences and the world of physical sciences.
Career Opportunities
Statistician
Actuary Business
Education
Operation Research

4. Computing and Mathematics
Mathematics Preactuary
The mathematics preactuary major is similar to a traditional actuarial science major but places more emphasis on the pure academic business and mathematics knowledge needed by actuaries and other professionals in the areas of business intelligence, business analytics, and risk management.
Outcomes
Actuarial Positions
Graduate School

5. Computing and Mathematics
Mathematics Finance
The mathematical finance major is a highly valued major by employers because it places more emphasis on the theoretical and mathematical underpinnings of business than a traditional finance major; and thus graduates are known to have the strong quantitative skills that are in demand by today's finance sector.
Outcomes
Business Analyst – Business Intelligence, Business Analytics
Graduate School

6. Computing and Mathematics
Mathematics Education
The mission of the mathematics education major is to equip teachers for assignments in grades 6 through 12 in private and public schools classroom settings through a diverse teacher preparation program.
Outcomes
Middle School Math Teacher
High School Math Teacher
Graduate School

7. Computing and Mathematics
Computer Information Technology
The computer information technology major trains students to apply the fundamental principles of computer science as they learn how to design, develop, implement, operate and maintain computer systems utilized in scientific, business and systems programming applications.
Information Technology is defined as the use of systems (especially computers and telecommunications) for storing, retrieving and sending information.

8. Jobs in IT ORU CIT Courses
Software Developer
CSC206 CSC255
CIT302
Mobile App Developer
Web Development
CSC341
CSC352
Systems Analyst
Database Administrator
CIT304
CIT306 IT
Information Security
Data Modeler
CIT442
CIT306
Network Administrator
Project Manager
CSC441
CIT216
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9. CIT at ORU An Excellent Education providing
In-depth education specific to multiple career paths in IT
Broad knowledge of IT as a whole resulting in enhanced ability to communicate across knowledge areas
Whole-person education at the premier Spirit-Empowered University

10. Computing and Mathematics
Computer Science
The Computer Science major prepares students to apply advanced computer science theory and practice to myriad computing, data, and analysis challenges, both traditional and emerging.
Computer Science is defined the science that deals with the theory and methods of processing information in digital computers, the design of computer hardware and software, and the applications of computers.

11. Computer Science at ORU
An Excellent Education providing
A focus on the theory and application of computing
Skills applicable to myriad career opportunities
Awareness of the wide possibilities of a job market that has seen little of recession
Unique exposure, via Titan, to High Performance Computing and High Performance Data Analytics at a Christian University, with the means to explore Grand Challenge problems in Spirit-led environment
Opportunities to do significant undergraduate research in inter-department, inter-academic, and/or commercial collaboration.