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Oct 08, 2024
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2021-2022 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Mathematics, M.S. (Non-Thesis Report Option)
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About the Program
The requirements listed below are in addition to the university and Graduate School requirements. A student must fill out a degree plan after the end of the first long semester and before the start of the second long semester in the program. Each student’s program of study and committee must be approved by a graduate program representative from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. It is expected that the student’s report will be open to all who wish to attend, with scheduling to reflect this.
This Master of Science program consists of 36 hours of graduate work that includes 33 hours of coursework (a minimum of 24 hours in mathematics/statistics) and 3 hours of credit for a departmental report. This program calls for 33 hours of course work and 3 hours of work on a departmental report (MATH 6310 ). Of the 33 hours of course work, 24 must be in mathematics and must include two sequences from the core areas. The core areas are:
In the area of real analysis, MATH 5318 -MATH 5319 is not considered to be a core sequence; likewise in the area of applied mathematics, MATH 5310 -MATH 5311 is not considered to be a core sequence.
A final comprehensive examination for the report is required.
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