Master of Science in Mathematics

The Master of Science program in mathematics welcomes students of ability and with a strong undergraduate background in mathematics or a related field, such as computer science, engineering, physics, finance, economics, or certain social sciences.

Requirements

To earn a Master of Science degree in Mathematics, students complete the following in consultation with a faculty advisor:

Core Courses
MATH 5435Linear Algebra 13
MATH 5471Real Analysis 13
Select two of the following Proof-Intensive courses:6
Abstract Algebra
Statistics Theory
Complex Analysis
Advanced Abstract Algebra
Number Theory
Geometry
Topology
Elective Courses
Select six courses from the following:18
Introduction to Applied Mathematics
Applied Statistics I
Applied Statistics II
Abstract Algebra
Probability Theory
Statistics Theory
Complex Analysis
Foundations and Set Theory
Dynamical Systems
Partial Differential Equations
Advanced Abstract Algebra
Number Theory
Classical Financial Mathematics
Use of Technology in the Classroom
Numerical Analysis
Math of Financial Derivatives
Geometry
Topology
Capstone
MATH 6999Capstone Project (Pass/Fail) 20
Total Credits30