Department of Mathematics

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Chris Jantzen, Chair
Jungmin Choi, Director of Graduate Studies

The Department of Mathematics requires that the applicant meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School and have an undergraduate major in mathematics or its near equivalent. Each applicant’s credentials will be reviewed by the director of graduate studies, who will determine if undergraduate deficiencies are present and, if so, will prescribe the method of their removal and determine a precondition for admission.

Information about the Department of Mathematics is available on the department’s website. 

Programs

• Mathematics, BA or BS/Mathematics, MA

• Statistics Certificate

• Mathematics, MA

• Statistics Minor

Courses

• MATH 5002 - Logic for Mathematics and Computer Science
• MATH 5021 - Theory of Numbers I
• MATH 5031 - Applied Regression Analysis
• MATH 5064 - Introduction to Modern Algebra II
• MATH 5101 - Advanced Calculus I
• MATH 5102 - Advanced Calculus II
• MATH 5110 - Elementary Complex Variables
• MATH 5121 - Numerical Analysis in One Variable
• MATH 5122 - Numerical Analysis in Several Variables
• MATH 5131 - Deterministic Methods in Operations Research
• MATH 5132 - Probabilistic Methods in Operations Research
• MATH 5311 - Mathematical Physics
• MATH 5322 - Foundations of Mathematics
• MATH 5521 - Readings and Lectures in Mathematics
• MATH 5551 - The Historical Development of Mathematics
• MATH 5581 - Theory of Equations
• MATH 5774 - Programming for Statistical Research
• MATH 5801 - Probability Theory
• MATH 6000 - Introduction to Graduate Mathematics
• MATH 6001 - Advanced Linear Algebra
• MATH 6005 - Introduction to Sampling and Experimental Design
• MATH 6011 - Modern Algebra I
• MATH 6012 - Modern Algebra II
• MATH 6022 - Theory of Numbers II
• MATH 6100 - Mathematics of Risk Analysis
• MATH 6111 - Introduction to Complex Variables I
• MATH 6112 - Introduction to Complex Variables II
• MATH 6121 - Real Variables I
• MATH 6122 - Real Variables II
• MATH 6150 - Graph Theory
• MATH 6271 - Teaching Collegiate Mathematics
• MATH 6300 - Financial and Actuarial Mathematics
• MATH 6401 - Introduction to Partial Differential Equations I
• MATH 6402 - Introduction to Partial Differential Equations II
• MATH 6411 - Ordinary Differential Equations I
• MATH 6412 - Ordinary Differential Equations II
• MATH 6500 - Special Topics
• MATH 6561 - Properties of Infinite Series
• MATH 6571 - Elements of Probability
• MATH 6651 - Introduction to Topology
• MATH 6802 - Statistical Inference
• MATH 6803 - The Linear Model
• MATH 6804 - Stochastic Processes
• MATH 7000 - Thesis
• MATH 7001 - Thesis: Summer Research

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