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Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, & Physics

The Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, & Physics at Georgian Court University offers a wide range of programs in scientific and technical fields. These programs give you the foundation necessary to advance your career in academia, business, government, and nonprofit organizations.

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Go beyond introductory concepts and truly master principles in math, computer science and physics. Taught by engaging faculty, courses offered in the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, & Physics encourage students to discover real-world applications for these technical fields. That makes your time learning at Georgian Court University beneficial for a lifetime of learning, teaching, helping others, and realizing your career goals.

Undergraduate Programs

For more information on program requirements, concentrations, and credentials, consult the Undergraduate Catalog.

Full-time Faculty​

Anne Tabor Morris

Anne E. Tabor-Morris, Ph.D.

Professor of Physics and Astronomy School of Arts, Sciences, and Education Jeffries Hall (142) atabor-morris@georgian.edu 732-987-2323
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Beth Schaefer

Beth A. Schaefer, Ph.D.

Professor School of Arts, Sciences, and Education Jeffries Hall (142) bschaefer@georgian.edu 732-987-2335
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Dae Wook Kim

Dae Wook (Wooky) Kim, PH.D.

Assistant Professor of Computer Information Sciences; Director, Computer Information Systems Program School of Arts, Sciences, and Education Jeffries Hall dkim@georgian.edu
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Sarita Nemani

Sarita Nemani, Ph.D.

Professor of Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, Computer Information Systems and Physics School of Arts, Sciences, and Education Jeffries Hall (140) snemani@georgian.edu 732-987-2308
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Saroj Aryal

Saroj Aryal, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Mathematics Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, & Physics Jeffries Hall (139) saryal@georgian.edu 732-987-2337
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