Two-Year Course Offerings for Mathematics Majors
2012-2014
MATH 134, 135, 136, 232, 233, and 234 are offered each quarter of the academic year.
| Fall 2012 |
MATH 244
MATH 291
MATH 331
MATH 341
MATH 411
MATH 488 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Statistics for Life Sciences
Complex Variables
Financial Mathematics
Abstract Algebra I
Senior Synthesis I |
Winter 2013
|
MATH 244
MATH 371
MATH 391
MATH 412
MATH 489 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Numerical Methods
Topics in Mathematics (Introduction to Topology)
Abstract Algebra II
Senior Synthesis II
|
Spring 2013
|
MATH 244
MATH 310
MATH 321
MATH 391
MATH 490 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Intro. to Advanced Mathematics
Euclidean and Modern geometries
Topics in Mathematics (Asymptotics)
Senior Synthesis III
|
| Fall 2013 |
MATH 244
MATH 291
MATH 351
MATH 391
MATH 431
MATH 488 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Statistics for Life Sciences
Probability
Topics in Mathematics (Number Theory)
Introduction to Real Analysis I
Senior Synthesis I
|
| Winter 2014 |
MATH 244
MATH 352
MATH 361
MATH 391
MATH 432
MATH 489 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Mathematical Statistics
Nonlinear Systems and Modeling
Topics in Mathematics (Nonlinear Water Waves)
Introduction to Real Analysis II
Senior Synthesis II |
| Spring 2014 |
MATH 244
MATH 310
MATH 391
MATH 461
MATH 490 |
Probability and Statistics for Science and Engineering
Intro to Advanced Mathematics
Topics in Mathematics (Graph Theory)
Applied Fourier Analysis
Senior Synthesis III |
Two topics courses are typically offered by the Mathematics Department each academic year.
Topics course offered by the Mathematics Department in the last 6 years:
History of Mathematics, Combinatorics, Hamiltonian and Lagrangian Mechanics, Topology and Knot Theory, Graph Theory, Applied Statistics, Number Theory, Topology, Asymptotics, Cryptography, Advanced Linear Algebra
Topics courses anticipated for 2012/2013:
Introduction to Topology and Asymptotics.