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Oct 31, 2024
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2023-2024 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Bioinformatics Concentration
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Concentration Requirements
Students must take four of the following six common core courses (12 credit hours):
- MATH 8110 - Real Analysis I 3 Credit Hours
- MATH 8200 - Advanced Matrix Analysis 3 Credit Hours
- MATH 8510 - Applied Mathematics 3 Credit Hours
- STAT 8600 - Probability Theory 3 Credit Hours
- STAT 8561 - Linear Statistical Analysis I 3 Credit Hours
- MATH 9116 - Teaching College Mathematics 3 Credit Hours
The bioinformatics concentration requires that a student takes four qualifying exams, based on four courses. The courses that may be used for the qualifying exams are the common core courses above (with at least two courses chosen from the common core, excluding MATH 9116) and the following courses:
- MATH 8500 Systems Biology
- MATH 8505 Advanced Mathematical Biology
- MATH 8515 Dynamical Foundations of Neuroscience
- MATH 8520 Applied Combinatorics and Graph Theory
- MATH 8525 Applied Stochastic Processes
- MATH 8560 Informatics of Neural and Cardiovascular Systems
Required Courses (15 Hours)
Students must take five of the following six required courses (15 credit hours): 9 Credit Hours Selected from
Students must take at least 9 credit hours selected from the list below (9 credit hours). At Least 18 Credit Hours
Students must take at least 18 credit hours that should be selected from other graduate level courses in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and courses from other departments listed below. The total number of required hours of coursework is 54; if STAT 8561 is taken as part of the core and used to also satisfy the 9 required hours above, a student must take additional coursework in Mathematics and Statistics or from the list below.
Dissertation Research
(at least 30 hours of MATH 9999 or STAT 9999)
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