Department of Mathematics

For more information about degree offerings, visit the Department of Mathematics webpage.

Graduate Academic Programs

The graduate faculty of mathematics offers courses leading to the Master of Science (M.S.)  degree in applied mathematics.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the M.S. degree program in applied mathematics will be able to:

• Apply methods of mathematical modeling and problem solving to a variety of applied topics, including computational and analytical methods;
• Demonstrate a general knowledge of mathematics beyond the undergraduate level; and
• Communicate mathematics effectively in written and oral form.

Faculty

Programs

• Applied Mathematics, M.S.

Courses

• MATH 6053 Differential Geometry
• MATH 6353 History of Mathematics
• MATH 6403 Advanced Calculus I
• MATH 6413 Advanced Calculus II
• MATH 6483 Introduction to Topology
• MATH 6523 Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory
• MATH 6533 Introduction to Complex Functions
• MATH 6543 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
• MATH 6603 Introduction to Numerical Methods
• MATH 6673 Mathematical Concepts and Reasoning
• MATH 6703 Numerical Methods for Initial and Boundary Value Problems
• MATH 6863 Special Topics in Mathematics
• MATH 7013 Advanced Mathematical Modeling
• MATH 7053 Dynamical Systems
• MATH 7103 Advanced Differential Equations
• MATH 7243 Computational Linear Algebra
• MATH 7253 Numerical Optimization
• MATH 7273 Numerical Differential Equations
• MATH 7283 Applied Functional Analysis
• MATH 7293 Linear Functional Analysis
• MATH 7353 Discrete and Integral Transforms
• MATH 7373 Lebesgue Measure and Integration
• MATH 7423 Probability
• MATH 7503 Stochastic Modeling and Simulation
• MATH 7553 Statistical Learning
• MATH 7861-6 Special Topics in Mathematics
• MATH 7913 Master’s Report
• MATH 7981-6 Research and Thesis
• MATH 7991-6 Independent Study
• MATH 9981-9 Research and Dissertation
• MATH 9991-3 Independent Study

• STAT 6813 Statistical Methods for Scientists and Engineers