This professional degree program emphasizes the applied aspects of mathematics. Program Learning Outcomes—Students graduating from this program will: Acquire broad, advanced knowledge in Computational and Applied Mathematics that is also deep within a major sub-discipline. Apply knowledge from engineering and other disciplines to identify, formulate, and solve advanced technical problems that require advanced knowledge in Computational and Applied Mathematics. Demonstrate an ability to gain employment or advancement in a technical field related to Computational and Applied Mathematics. Degree Requirements—The MCAM degree requires satisfactory completion of at least 30 semester hours of graduate level course work approved by the department.