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Nov 22, 2024
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2021-2022 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Mathematics Concentration
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Concentration Requirements
The mathematics concentration requires that a student chooses three of the following six areas as subjects for the qualifying exam and take the two required courses for the topic if they were not taken as part of the common core. The qualifying exam is comprised of three separate written exams on each of the three chosen areas. The exam is administered by the department. Analysis
Take both of the following: Algebra
Take both of the following: Discrete Mathematics
Take both of the following: Applied Mathematics
Select two courses from the following: Collegiate Mathematics Education
Take both of the following: Additional Courses (24 Hours)
For breadth and specialization a student following the concentration in mathematics will take at least 8 additional courses (24 hours) chosen from the following. At least three but no more than six should be 8000 and/or 9000-level courses within the student’s chosen area of specialization. Students are not permitted to take 6000 or 7000-level courses in an area in which they have taken a qualifying exam. Topics courses can be taken more than once if the topic is different. The total number of hours of coursework should not be less than 54 hours. If there is overlap between courses taken for the qualifying exam and the common core, then additional courses from the following list should be taken to meet the requirement for 54 hours. Two of the 8000-level courses within the student’s specialty will be chosen by the student as the basis for the candidacy exam. No student will be permitted to take a candidacy exam based on a course that was used for a qualifying exam. Collegiate Mathematics Education
Dissertation Research
(at least 30 hours of MATH 9999 or STAT 9999)
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