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Apr 24, 2024
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2009-2010 Graduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Mathematical Sciences (M.A., M.S.)
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MATHEMATICS (M.A.) 32 CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED
PLAN B (non-thesis): Total 32 credit hours
- Required Math Courses 9 credit hours
- Elective Math Courses 15 credit hours
- Supporting Courses Outside the Department 8 credit hours
Required Core/Departmental Requirements: Total 9 credit hours
Electives/Non-departmental requirements: Total 23 credit hours
Math Courses from the following (15 cr.):
Supporting Courses Outside the Department (8 cr.)
Notes:
M.A. Plan B: The final written exam will consist of two parts: one part on either the Abstract Algebra sequence or the Advanced Calculus sequence; and the other part in candidate-selected areas, approved by the departmental committee, consisting of two mathematics courses, not necessarily sequenced. The final comprehensive oral exam will be based on the student’s course of study.
Students who want to experience research in mathematics are encouraged to consider the M.S. Program.
MATHEMATICS (M.S.) 33 CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED
PLAN A (thesis): Total 33 credit hours
- Required Math Courses 9 credit hours
- Elective Math Courses 12-18 credit hours
- Other Electives (may be taken outside the department) 0-6 credit hours
- Masters Thesis 6 credit hours
PLAN B (non-thesis): Total 33 credit hours
- Required Math Courses 9 credit hours
- Elective Math Courses 18-24 credit hours
- Other Electives (may be taken outside the department) 0-6 credit hours
Required Core/Departmental Requirements: Total 9 credit hours
Electives/Non-departmental requirements: Total 18-24 credit hours
Math Courses (12-24 cr.):
Other Electives Outside the Department (0-6 cr.)
Notes:
M.S. Plan A: The final written exam will consist of two parts: one part on either the Advanced Algebra sequence or the Real Variables sequence; and the other part in candidate-selected areas, approved by the departmental committee, consisting of two mathematics courses, not necessarily sequenced. The final comprehensive oral exam will be the thesis defense.
M.S. Plan B: The final written exam will consist of two parts: one part on either the Advanced Algebra sequence or the Real Variables sequence; and the other part in candidate-selected areas, approved by the departmental committee, consisting of two mathematics courses, not necessarily sequenced. The final comprehensive oral exam will be based on the student’s course of study.
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