MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS
Bachelor’s degrees in mathematics are required for admission to this program. Students with degrees in other fields may be admitted, possibly with undergraduate deficiencies, at the discretion of departmental advisers. Before beginning graduate studies, students are expected to have completed a one-year course in advanced calculus. Thirty credits are required. Six credits may be devoted to a thesis. Required (core) courses, 12 credits, 3 credits each:
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All options: Minimum of 15 credits total in mathematics courses.
There are three options for incoming MS students of Mathematics.
Thesis Option:
Electives: 12 credits,
Master's Thesis: 6 credits ,
Requires an examination of the thesis material by faculty advisors and certification that the work is satisfactory. Total: 30 credits.
By Examination Option:
Electives 18 credits, possibly with up to 9 from approved sub-specialties in other departments.
Include a comprehensive oral examination before the degree is awarded. Examinations cover the student's program of study and are scheduled towards the end of the semester in which the work is completed. Total: 30 credits
By Examination Option+Designated Sub-speciality Option.
Elective: 18 credits. At least 9 credits in courses approved for specialization by Department}
Includes a comprehensive oral examination before the degree is awarded. Examinations cover the student's program of study and are scheduled towards the end of the semester in which the work is completed. Total: 30 credits.
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