The Computing + Mathematical Sciences (CMS) Department is home to outstanding students and researchers who share a passion for science and engineering, as well as a drive to investigate the …

The undergraduate computer science option introduces students to the mathematical and engineering foundations of the discipline. It provides considerable flexibility in course selection, together with a …

Graduate study in computer science within the Computing & Mathematical Sciences department is oriented principally toward Ph.D. research. The Ph.D. program requires a minimum of three …

There are many opportunities for undergraduate research within the Computing + Mathematical Sciences. Students may work with CMS faculty, but also in other departments and even JPL.

His research interests lie in the general area of theoretical computer science, including quantum computing, complexity theory, Boolean function analysis, and discrete math.

Applications are encouraged from fields other than computer science or applied mathematics; however, applicants should be aware that our program is quite mathematically and scientifically oriented, and …

His research interests lie in the general area of theoretical computer science, including quantum computing, complexity theory, Boolean function analysis, and discrete math.

The faculty, postdoctorate fellows, and students live and breathe research, and their common passion for science and engineering creates an exceptionally stimulating environment where new ideas are …

Graduate CMS graduate programs encourage interactions within the department and across most of the Caltech and JPL campuses.

Prerequisites: Undergraduate calculus, linear algebra, statistics, computer programming, machine learning. Experience programming in Python, (b only): Numpy and PyTorch.