Dual Masters in Math and Computer science?

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The discussion revolves around the desire to delve deeper into discrete mathematics, particularly combinatorics and graph theory, following initial coursework in programming and an upper division combinatorics class. There is an aspiration to pursue a PhD, although concerns about the current undergraduate GPA affecting admission prospects are noted. Georgia Tech is highlighted as a potential institution with a program in Algorithms, Combinatorics, and Optimization, which aligns with the interests expressed. The conversation emphasizes the importance of finding suitable programs in the U.S. that cater to these mathematical areas.
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After taking a couple classes on programming (I know, CS isn't just programming) and an upper division intro to combinatorics, I'd like to get more into the area of discrete mathematics. I hope to pursue a PhD at some point, but I'm not sure how strong of a school I can get into since currently my undergrad GPA isn't the greatest. But combinatorics/graph theory and programming are very interesting, so I was wondering if there were any schools in the U.S. that may have such a program.
 
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Georgia Tech has a program in Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization that might be suitable for you.
 

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