The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics/Computer Science at the Lynch School of Education & Human Development is an interdisciplinary undergraduate major designed for students interested in both mathematics and computer science within educational settings. The major consists of 10 courses (30 credits), combining foundational mathematics coursework (such as calculus, linear algebra, and introductory abstract math), computer science fundamentals—including programming and technology's role in society—and education-focused classes like teaching mathematics problem solving. Students take required math and computer courses as well as electives in related fields. This program is particularly suitable for students aiming to teach or integrate advanced quantitative thinking into education, curriculum design, or child development contexts. Electives provide some flexibility, and students with AP Calculus credit may substitute other upper-level mathematics courses. The degree is grounded in Boston College’s core values and integrates both technical and pedagogical training. 来源： https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/academics/sites/university-catalog/undergraduate/lynch.html