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Computational Science can attract computing development students (computer science) as well computer user (applications such as Physics, Engineering, Biology, Chemistry) students
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The same course material can sometimes be used for both classes of students although some adjustment can be needed
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(Syracuse) computer science students are not taught matrices, Fourier transforms etc. -- typical application student is
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Base programming knowledge sometimes insufficient
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At Syracuse, we teach structured supplementary lab course for undergraduates
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We have not found this necessary for graduate students
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For "Information track" expect more serious mismatch in background with computer user community not having mathematical training of computer science.
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