Mathematics, Master of Science

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Purpose

The Master of Science - Mathematics is intended to provide a sound foundation for further graduate study at the doctoral level, for teaching at the secondary, junior college or college level, and for careers in industry, research and commerce.

Program Requirements

The Master of Science degree candidate must complete ten Mathematics courses; at least three must be from Level II courses.

Course Offerings

Level I

MAT 701 - Vector and Tensor Analysis
MAT 704 - Linear Algebra
MAT 705 - Modern Plane Geometry
MAT 706 - Theory of Numbers
MAT 707 - Mathematical Statistics
MAT 708 - Introduction to Cryptography
MAT 709 - Complex Variables
MAT 710 - Foundations of Mathematics
MAT 711 - Real Analysis I
MAT 713 - Ordinary Differential Equations
MAT 714 - Algebraic Structures
MAT 737 - Operations Research
MAT 740 - Computer Applications in Mathematics I
MAT 750 - History of Mathematics

Level II

MAT 712 - Topology I
MAT 716 - Analytic Number Theory
MAT 721 - Real Analysis II
MAT 723 - Numerical Analysis
MAT 724 - Abstract Algebra
MAT 725 - Fractal Geometry
MAT 731 - Measure and Integration
MAT 734 - Linear and Multilinear Algebra
MAT 747 - Applied Statistical Inference
MAT 807 - Statistical Inference
MAT 809 - Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
MAT 813 - Partial Differential Equations and Fourier Series
MAT 930 - Seminar: Independent Study

Mathematics, Master of Science

Purpose

Program Requirements

Course Offerings

Level I

Level II

Total Credits: 30