Computational Physics Minor

Computational Physics combines applied mathematics, computer science, and physics to solve scientific problems using computational methods. The minor provides students with practical skills in modeling, simulation, programming, and data analysis. These versatile skills complement a wide range of majors and are increasingly in demand across research, industry, and technology sectors.

At Siena, the minor in Computational Physics consists of coursework from the departments of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics. Students are encouraged to consult with the Chair of the Physics Department for guidance in course selection and planning.