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The following department requirements for the M.S. degree are in addition
to the general University requirements.
- Required Courses
- The following four courses (or their equivalents)
must be completed, either as an undergraduate or as a graduate student.
- Math 3301 Analysis II
- Math/Stat 3401 Introduction to Probability Theory
- Math 3750 Numerical Analysis I
- Math 3841 Linear Programming
- Other Course Requirements
- The 45 units applied to the degree must
include:
- 6000-level courses
- At least 22.5 quarter units of 6000-level
courses, of which at least 18 units are in mathematics.
Math 60XX and courses outside of mathematics must be
approved by the graduate committee.
- Two courses
- At least two courses from the following five:
- Math 6100 Applied Algebra
- Math 6331 Topics in Differential Equations
- Math 6870 Computer Simulation
- Math/Stat 6401 Advanced Probability
- Math 6750 Topics in Advanced Numerical Analysis
- Comprehensive Examination
- A comprehensive exam must be passed. See
Section 10 below for details.