The aim of the Mathematics Option is to provide the student with a broad background in either pure or applied mathematics with an opportunity to take some courses in an area of specialization. There are six required courses:
MATH 211 |
Advanced Calculus 1 (or equivalent) |
MATH 212 |
Advanced Calculus 2 (or equivalent) |
ECE 316 |
Probability and Statistics (or equivalent) |
MATH 235 |
Linear Algebra 2 |
either |
|
PMATH 334 |
Introduction to Rings and Fields |
or PMATH 336 |
Introduction to Group Theory |
or PMATH 345 |
Polynomials, Rings and Finite Fields |
either |
AMATH/PMATH 331 |
Real Analysis |
or AMATH/PMATH 332 |
Complex Analysis |
A student must additionally take two courses from the following, subject to availability and timetable constraints.
AMATH 331/PMATH 331 |
Real Analysis |
AMATH 332/PMATH 332 |
Complex Analysis |
AMATH 333/PMATH 365 |
Differential Geometry and Tensor Analysis |
AMATH 351 |
Ordinary Differential Equations |
AMATH 353 |
Partial Differential Equations 1 |
AMATH 361 |
Continuum Mechanics |
AMATH 453 |
Partial Differential Equations 2 |
AMATH 451 |
Introduction to Dynamical Systems |
AMATH 456 |
Calculus of Variations |
PMATH 334 |
Introduction to Rings and Fields |
or PMATH 345 |
Polynomials, Rings and Finite Fields |
PMATH 336 |
Introduction to Group Theory |
or PMATH 346 |
Group Theory |
PMATH 340 |
Elementary Number Theory |
PMATH 360 |
Geometry |
MATH 239 |
Introduction to Combinatorics |
CO 342 |
Graph Theory 1 |
CO 350 |
Linear Programming |
CO 367 |
Nonlinear Programming |
The list of courses will be subject to change from time to time. For further information contact the Option Co-ordinator.