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The department regularly offers courses in Algebra, Combinatorics, Analysis, Applied Mathematics, Probability, and Computational Mathematics. These courses are typically offered once per year.
​​Course Number | ​Course Name | ​Fall/Spring | ​Prerequisite(s) |
​600 | Fundamentals of Real Analysis​ | F​ | ​ |
602​ | ​Measure, Integration, and Complex Variables | ​S | ​600​ |
​611 | ​Introduction to Numerical​ Discretization | ​S | ​ |
​612 | ​Computational Methods for Equation Solving and Function Min | ​F | ​ |
​616 | ​Modeling in Applied Mathematics | ​F | ​ |
​617 | ​Techniques in Applied Mathematics | ​S | ​ |
​620 | ​Introduction to Mathematical Finance | ​S | ​ |
​630 | ​Probability Theory Applications | ​F | ​ |
​631 | ​Introduction to Stochastic Processes | ​S | ​ |
​637 | ​Mathematical Techniques in Data Science | ​S | ​ |
​650 | ​Algebra I | ​S | ​672 |
​672 | ​Vector Spaces | ​F | ​ |
​688 | ​Combinatorics and Graph Theory I | ​F | ​ |
​806 | ​Functional Analysis | ​F | ​602 |
​810 | ​Asymptotic and Perturbation Methods | S​ | ​617 |
​817 | ​Introduction to Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations | ​F | ​611, 612 |
​829 | ​Topics in Mathematics | ​S | ​ |
​835 | ​Evolutionary Partial Differential Equations | ​F | ​617 |
​836 | ​Elliptic Partial Differential Equations | ​S | ​806 |
​838 | ​Finite Element and Boundary Element Methods | ​S | ​806 |
845​ | ​Algebra II | F​ | ​650 |
​850 | ​Theory of Probability | ​F | ​631 |
​888 | ​Combinatorics II | ​S | 672,
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Additional information for the above courses can be found by inputting the course title in the Office of the Registrar's Current Sections and Course Descriptions forms.
As you plan your course schedules, keep in mind your interests, the requirements of the preliminary exams, and the timing and dependencies of the courses. You may also count two graduate courses from outside the department towards your requirements.