Bachelor’ Degree Program in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics

This program is designed to serve national and regional development strategies, with a core focus on fundamental mathematical theories and methods, while aligning with the demands of emerging industries such as big data and artificial intelligence. The curriculum offers two specialized tracks: "Intelligent Control and Optimization" and "Intelligent Computing and Analysis", aiming to cultivate high-quality applied research talents with strong moral character, solid foundational knowledge, and innovative capabilities. Graduates are well-prepared for scientific research, development, and design work in fields such as information science and data science.

Established in 1996 with enrollment beginning in 1997, the program is part of the first-level mathematics discipline, granting Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. It was recognized as a Liaoning Provincial First-Class Undergraduate Demonstration Program in 2019 and designated as a National First-Class Undergraduate Program Construction Site in 2020.

Core courses include:

- Mathematical Analysis

- Advanced Algebra

- Analytic Geometry

- Ordinary Differential Equations

- Probability and Mathematical Statistics

- Complex Analysis

- Functional Analysis

- Abstract Algebra

- Numerical Analysis

- Operations Research and Optimization Methods

The program boasts a strong faculty team, consisting of 32 full-time teachers, including:

- 8 Professors

- 12 Associate Professors

- 4 Doctoral Supervisors

- 20 Master’s Supervisors

- 3 faculty members with overseas study experience

Additionally, the faculty includes:

- 4 Provincial-Level Distinguished Teachers

- 1 Provincial Outstanding Teacher

- 2 "Hundred-Thousand-Talent Program" Recipients

- 2 Provincial Young Key Teachers

A distinctive feature of the program is its innovative talent cultivation model, integrating specialized education with innovation and combining coursework with competitions to enhance practical skills. The program also offers an elite training experimental class—the "Mathematics Strengthening Foundation Class"—which adopts a mentorship system and personalized training approach to nurture interdisciplinary talents with a strong mathematical and scientific foundation.

Bachelor’ Degree Program in Information and Computing Science

The Bachelor’ Degree Program in Information and Computing Science is designed to serve the national and regional development strategies. It focuses on the research and application development needs of the technology and information industry. It establishes three distinct professional training directions: scientific computing, data analysis, and intelligent software. It cultivates research-oriented and application-focused talents who possess a solid mathematical foundation and mathematical thinking ability, master the fundamental theories, methods, and skills of information and computing science, undergo preliminary scientific research training, and are capable of addressing practical challenges in information technology and scientific and engineering computation.

There are 18 full-time faculty members and 2 laboratory technicians in this program. Among them, there are 4 professors, 6 associate professors, 1 doctoral supervisor, and 13 master's supervisors. Additionally, it includes 2 provincial teaching masters, 1 provincial outstanding teacher, 1 "hundred, thousand, ten thousand" talent, 1 provincial young backbone teacher, 1 outstanding graduate supervisor in Shenyang City, and 3 winners in provincial teaching innovation competitions.

In the past 5 years, this program has undertaken 2 National Natural Science Foundation projects and more than 20 provincial and ministerial level projects, won multiple provincial and ministerial level scientific and technological awards, and received multiple school teaching achievement awards. It has been responsible for 5 provincial first-class courses, has published 4 textbooks (including 1 provincial excellent textbook), and has produced over 100 research papers.

Bachelor’ Degree Program in Applied Physics

The Bachelor’ Degree Program in Applied Physics is a comprehensive and broad-spectrum science discipline rooted in fundamental physics theories and experimental methodologies, serving fundamental sciences, new materials, green energy, and related fields. The program confers a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Physics and a Master’s degree under the first-level Physics discipline. It was recognized as a Liaoning Provincial First-Class Undergraduate Demonstration Program in 2020. This four-year program offers four specialization tracks within its curriculum: Magnetic Materials and Technology, Information and Optoelectronic Technology, Physical Microelectronics Technology, and Quantum Information.

The program aims to cultivate well-rounded talents with comprehensive development in morality, intellect, physique, aesthetics, and practical skills. Students will master fundamental physics theories, professional knowledge, and technical skills; acquire the ability to analyze and solve physical problems in applied physics, magnetic materials science, optoelectronic technology, microelectronic processing, and quantum information using physics principles and experimental methods; develop innovative and entrepreneurial spirit along with strong comprehensive qualities; and adapt to societal demands. Graduates will become senior research-applied specialists capable of engaging in scientific research, technological development, high-tech commercialization, and related management in fields such as new material design, photoelectric detection, optical information processing, microelectronic processing, and quantum information. Within five years after graduation, they are expected to proficiently utilize professional knowledge and advanced technologies to independently conduct cutting-edge research or tackle key technical challenges in research institutions or corporate R&D roles, driving the transformation of scientific achievements into practical applications.

Course Info

There are 13 core courses offered in these programs. They are Mechanics, Thermal Physics, Electromagnetism, Optics, Atomic Physics, Theoretical Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Physics, Fundamental Physics Experiments, Comprehensive Innovation Experiments, Intermediate Physics Experiments, Applied Physics Experiments.