Graduate Courses
Below are extended descriptions of certain courses to help you plan your academic pathway in our graduate program.
5000
- MATH-5100: Introduction to Analysis
- MATH-5130: Fourier Analysis
- MATH-5200: Introduction to Topology
- MATH-5300: Abstract Algebra
- MATH-5320: Error-Correcting Codes and Cryptography
- MATH-5600: Linear Algebra
- MATH-5610: Ordinary Differential Equations
- MATH-5620: Introduction to Numerical Mathematics
- MATH-5640: Probability
- MATH-5670: Mathematical Data Science
- MATH-5700: Discrete Mathematics
- MATH-5800: Theory of Numbers
- MATH-5820: Introduction to Probability and Mathematical Statistics
- MATH-5859: Independent Study
6000
- MATH-6100: Real Analysis I
- MATH-6101: Theory of Functions of a Real Variable
- MATH-6200: Topology
- MATH-6201: Topology
- MATH-6210: Differential Topology
- MATH-6300: Algebra I
- MATH-6301: Algebra II
- MATH-6620: Linear Optimization
- MATH-6710: Graph Theory
7000
- MATH-7100: Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
- MATH-7120: Functional Analysis
- MATH-7130: Harmonic Analysis
- MATH-7200: Algebraic Topology
- MATH-7210: Riemannian Geometry
- MATH-7610: Methods of Mathematical Physics
- MATH-7899: Selected Advanced Topics – Computing with Splines
8000
- MATH-8110: Theory of Partial Differential Equations
- MATH-8300: Combinatorial and Geometric Group Theory
- MATH-8997: Advanced Independent Study
9000
- MATH-9100: Seminar in Analysis
- MATH-9101: Seminar in Analysis – Quantum Information Theory
- MATH-9201: Seminar in Topology – Actions on Delta Hyperbolic Spaces
- MATH-9301: Seminar in Algebra
- MATH-9601: Seminar in Applied Mathematics – Sampling & Dynamical Systems
- MATH-9996: Directed Study