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Center for Data, Mathematical, and Computational Sciences

Ramapo College’s Center for Data, Mathematical, and Computational Sciences (CDMC) is a collaboration between our Data Science, Computer Science, and Mathematics departments. CDMC primarily supports Ramapo College’s three Master of Science degrees in tech – Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, and Data Science.

The mission of the Center is to:

  • Promote a modern image of liberal arts, where quantitative skills and digital literacy are recognized as critical to all disciplines.
  • Produce graduates at the undergraduate and graduate level that are skilled, and credentialed, in applying technical concepts to real-world problems.
  • Drive impact by embedding students and faculty in mission-driven organizations, and to serve as a resource to the community, to solve real-world problems with data and technology.

Undergraduate Degrees

Graduate Degrees

All of our MS degrees can be completed within 18 months and include in-person and online asynchronous classes. You can complete the degrees in 18 months while coming to campus no more than one night each week from 6pm-9:15pm!

All programs accommodate part time, working students – you can work at whatever pace fits your schedule!

5 year B.S. to M.S. Option (4+1)

If you are a Ramapo undergraduate, you can finish your MS in even less time – just one extra calendar year, and with a 30% savings on tuition.

A key feature of our MS programs is the opportunities for students to complete their BS and MS degrees in just 5 total years at Ramapo, through our 4+1 pathways. Students majoring in Computer Science, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Mathematics, and Bioinformatics as undergraduates can enroll in any of our MS degree pathways – allowing them to complete graduate courses as seniors, and earn their Master’s degree in the following year.

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CDMC News

August 15, 2025DMC Lecture Series: The Future Is Not Fixed: How AI & Non‑Deterministic Systems Are Reshaping Work

The first event for this year's DMC Lecture series features a Ramapo Computer Science alum - Save the date! Tuesday September 9th, 2025 ASB 429 @ 5:30pm Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, moving us from predictable processes to systems that operate on probabilities and uncertainty. This talk explores what this shift means for students entering the workforce. Devinder will examine how humans and AI collaborate in practice, what skills are becoming essential, and how to make responsible decisions when working with uncertain technologies. Students will learn practical strategies for thriving in careers where adaptability and critical evaluation of ... Read More

July 30, 2025Highlight Your Internship Story: Prashant Shah - Trimble Inc

Welcome to the DMC’s Highlight Your Internship Story series, where we showcase the impressive work our students are doing during their internships. These stories highlight how hands-on experience is helping them grow professionally and launch successful careers in tech. Congratulations to Prashant Shah, Computer Science / Data Science double major at Ramapo! Prashant's summer as a Software Engineering intern at Trimble Inc. was an invaluable experience. The theoretical concepts from database design principles to software architecture patterns he learned at Ramapo became the foundation for solving actual business challenges. Working with C# .NET framework and Blazor WebAssembly, he developed configuration ... Read More

July 27, 2025Highlight Your Internship Story: Edy Martinez - Bristol Myers Squibb

Welcome to the DMC’s Highlight Your Internship Story series, where we showcase the impressive work our students are doing during their internships. These stories highlight how hands-on experience is helping them grow professionally and launch successful careers in tech. Congratulations to Edy Martinez, Cybersecurity major at Ramapo! This summer, Edy is interning at Bristol Myers Squibb as an IT Systems Intern, working at the intersection of AI and pharmaceutical research. He's been involved in AI-driven data extraction projects and the management of asset and oncology research data. This experience has given him valuable insight into the corporate world and taught ... Read More

July 23, 2025Highlight Your Internship Story: Ritika Dawadi - Pfizer

Welcome to the DMC’s Highlight Your Internship Story series, where we showcase the impressive work our students are doing during their internships. These stories highlight how hands-on experience is helping them grow professionally and launch successful careers in tech. Congratulations to Ritika Dawadi, Computer Science major at Ramapo with a minor in Bioinformatics. Ritika is spending her summer as a Research and Development Intern at Pfizer, one of the world’s premier biopharmaceutical companies committed to delivering breakthroughs that improve patients’ lives. Ritika is part of the QIDO team (Quality, Informatics, and Data Operations), which plays a critical role in ensuring ... Read More

July 20, 2025Highlight Your Internship Story: Collins Otieno - Michigan State University

Welcome to the DMC’s Highlight Your Internship Story series, where we showcase the impressive work our students are doing during their internships. These stories highlight how hands-on experience is helping them grow professionally and launch successful careers in tech. Congratulations to Collins Otieno, Computer Science major at Ramapo. This summer, Collins is interning at Michigan State University as a research assistant in the Secure and Intelligent Things (SEIT) Lab, led by Dr. Qiben Yan. He's working on a privacy-preserving, multimodal anomaly detection system for smart homes that integrates sensor, audio, and visual data to detect critical events like falls. A ... Read More

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