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FREE TRAINING IN DATA SCIENCE AND AI!

Data and AI-Intensive Research with Rigor and Reproducibility (DAIR³)  program (https://dair-3.org),

Application Deadline: January 30, 2026
DAIR³ is a free, NIH-funded summer training program designed to strengthen rigor and reproducibility in biomedical data science and AI research.
The program features hands-on, project-based learning 

Participants receive year-long mentoring to help apply these skills in their own research and teaching.

Participation is completely free, and travel scholarships are available. Space is limited, so we strongly encourage interested applicants to submit their materials before the January 30 deadline.

Jing Liu, PhD - Executive Director, Michigan Institute for Data and AI in Society 

Juan B. Gutiérrez, PhD - Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas at San Antonio

Kelly Psilidis, Faculty Training Program Manager - psilidis@umich.edu

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          Join Math Day!
Sat., Feb. 14th, 7:30 am-4 pm

Individual and Team Competitions and prizes will be awarded!

Keynote Speaker Dr. Erik Lundberg will offer an interesting and fun talk
entitled, "Can We Hear the Fourier Series of a Vibrating String?"

Register Today!

• Teachers registering a team: Click Here
• Students registering individually (not part of a team): Click here
• Teachers registering individually:  Click here

For Teachers!
While students are participating at Math Day, Join us for Florida GeoGebra!
Learn More and Register for Florida GeoGebra Here!

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More Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opportunities

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Cyber Security Graduate Certificate (Mathematics Track)

Cybercrime-related issues especially impact the State of Florida because a significant part of the state's economic development comes from tourism, international banking and high-tech industries. The number of scientists, engineers, and experts needed with special skills in cybersecurity exceeds the number available. The Cyber Security certificate provides opportunities for graduate students to expand their knowledge and skills to meet the needs of the cybersecurity field. Due to their extensive expertise and facilities, the departments of Computer and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Mathematical Sciences have jointly designed the Cyber Security certificate. This 12-credit certificate program has two tracks: Computer Science (CS) and Mathematics (Math).

Mathematics Track

The Cyber Security certificate with a track in Mathematics will be granted to a student who completes four 3-credit courses as follows:

• Three 3-credit courses from the Math Cyber Security course list.
• One 3-credit course from either the Math or the CS Cyber Security course list.

Admission

Open to students who have a bachelor's degree in mathematics or in a related field and a GPA of at least 3.0.

• Students must satisfy the prerequisites for each course in the program.
• All four courses must be completed with a GPA of 3.0 or better.
• All course materials are in English; all international students must demonstrate proficiency in English to enter the program.

 

Cyber Security Courses by Track

Click here to see the course catalog

CS Cyber Security Courses (Select three from this list and one more from this list or the list of Math courses.) Computer Data Security CIS 6370 3 Distributed Systems Security CIS 6375 3 Secret Sharing Protocols COT 6116 3 Cyber Security: Measurement and Data Analysis CTS 6319 3 Practical Aspects of Modern Cryptography CIS 5371 3 Math Cyber Security Courses (Select three from this list and one more from this list or the list of CS courses.) Introduction to Cryptology and Information Security MAD 5474 3 Cryptanalysis MAD 6478 3 Coding Theory MAD 6607 3 Number Theory and Cryptography MAS 6217 3 * As with all degree programs, the authoritative source for the degree requirements is the University Catalog that was in effect for the academic year in which the student entered the University. The information on this page does not supersede the Catalog.

 

For information about the Graduate Certificate Program in Cybersecurity contact below.

Prof. Edoardo Persichetti , Cybersecurity Advisor
Prof. Veronika Kuchta , Cybersecurity Advisor
Prof. Francesco Sica , Cybersecurity Advisor

For information about the Ph.D., MS, and AMST programs contact    mathgraduate@fau.edu 

Prof. Hongwei Long, Graduate Director 
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Florida Atlantic University
777 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL 33431
email: mathgraduate@fau.edu

For information on the track offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the College of Engineering and Computer Science click here.