Expected Graduate Courses Offerings
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This table represents the graduate level courses which the Mathematics Department plans to offer. It is meant to help students map out a course of study. Actual course offerings may deviate slightly from those indicated here. ('x' indicates the course is scheduled for that semester.)
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Course
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FALL
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SPRING
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SUMMER
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Modern Algebra I (4140 - undergrad)
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X
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Modern Analysis I (4310 - undergrad)
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X
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Linear Algebra I (4103/5130)
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X
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Modern Algebra II (4150/5150)
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X
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Graduate Modern Algebra I (5170)
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Higher Geometry (4210/5210)
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X
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Algebraic Coding Theory (5270)
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Modern Analysis II (4320/5320)
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X
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Ordinary Diff Equations (4430/5430)
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Complex Variables (4450/5450)
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X
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Methods of Applied Math (4470/5470)
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X
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Mathematical Modeling (4480/5480)
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X
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Numerical Analysis (4650/5650)
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X
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Mathematical Statistics I (4810/5810)
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X
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Mathematical Statistics II (4820/5820)
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X
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Stochastic Modeling (4850/5850)
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X
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One course from irregularly offered course list
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X
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X
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Partial list of irregularly offered courses:
- Intro to Chaotic Dynamic Systems (MATH 4250/5250)
- Real Analysis I (MATH 5330)
- Applied Functional Analysis (MATH 5350)
- Optimization (MATH 4420/5420)
- Scientific Computation (MATH 4670/5670)
- Linear Statistical Models (MATH4830/5830)
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