A Tradition of Excellence
Exciting Online, Interactive Mathematics and Computer Science Courses
The Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science (IMACS) welcomes you to its online learning facility, dedicated to delivering the highest quality interactive mathematics and computer science curricula to talented middle and high school and undergraduate students.
A History of Excellence
IMACS has been developing and administering the highest quality curriculum since the 1960s. Our research and teaching institute headquartered in South Florida continues to add new courses to its already impressive course catalog.
EDUCATORS
IMACS offers a variety of options to teachers looking to supplement their curriculum or meet the needs of advanced students. Whether challenging one or two students or licensing curriculum for entire classrooms, eIMACS offers many options for professional educators.Find out more
PARENTS
Are you searching for ways to supplement your child's education that are meaningful and challenging? eIMACS offers a variety of courses for secondary school students that will stimulate their minds. Find out more
STUDENTS
If you are a student who loves mathematics, computers or related fields, eIMACS has courses designed just for you. With Advanced Placement materials to university-level courses, eIMACS has allowed bright students to create brilliant opportunities for their future. Find out more
Success Spotlight
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An IMACS student since 5th grade, Brett scored a perfect 800 on the math section of the SAT and received a scholarship that paid for 2/3 of his college tuition at Emory University.
An IMACS student since 4th grade, Danielle was class Valedictorian, accepted the National Merit and Bloomberg Scholarship awards, and is majoring in mathematics at The Johns Hopkins University.
An IMACS student since 3rd grade, Jennifer received a perfect 800 on the SAT Math and was accepted to MIT, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, and Duke University.
An IMACS student since 3rd grade, Scott completed his undergraduate mathematics requirements at Yale University before his sophomore year and is now at Harvard Law School.
An IMACS student since 5th grade, Ryan completed the IMACS Computer Science program. He was exempted from all undergraduate computer science courses and is now working on his PhD at MIT.