The College of Science & Mathematics is home to the departments of Biological & Physical Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science and Information Systems and Mathematics and Statistics. Staffed by faculty with exceptional teaching skills and applied research interests, these departments have gained nationwide recognition for the success of their faculty and graduates. The college's degree programs offer curricula that are state-of-the-art and challenging. Opportunities abound for students to develop a strong identity with their respective departments through student organizations and mentor relations with the faculty.

The college offers baccalaureate degree programs in biology, biotechnology, chemistry, biochemistry computer science, information systems, information security and mathematics, and master's degrees in applied computer science, information systems, applied mathematics and statistics and certificate programs in information technology, information security, e-business systems, mathematics of computing and forensic chemistry.

Close, collaborative relationships exist between the departments and the College of Education. These collaborations are reflected in the strong content areas in Science & Mathematics Education programs. Secondary education majors receive the same in-depth course work in the disciplines of science and mathematics, as do students majoring in these fields.