Applied Mathematics (M.S.)

For details about this program, including program description, admission requirements, and contact information, go to the Applied Mathematics (M.S.) webpage.

Program Requirements

Core Courses
AMAT 530Scientific and Numerical Computing I 1, 23
AMAT 532Applied Linear Algebra 1, 23
AMAT 534Data-Driven Modeling and Computation 1, 23
AMAT 536Applied Probability and Stochastic Processes 1, 23
Elective Courses
Complete 5 courses from the following:15
Scientific and Numerical Computing II 2
Methods of Applied Mathematics 2
Applied Differential Equations 2
Mathematical Biology 2
Nonlinear Dynamics 2
Mathematics of Investment and Risk Management
Stochastic Calculus for Finance
Independent Study 2
Seminar 2
Advanced Physical Chemistry
Chemical Thermodynamics and Electrochemistry
Robotics
Computer Vision and Image Processing
Machine Learning
Numerical Modeling of Earth Systems
Environmental Economics
Real Variables I
Real Variables II
Complex Variables I
Complex Variables II
General Relativity 2
Fundamentals of Statistics
Statistical Computing
Statistical Theory
Design and Analysis of Experiments
Regression Methods
Culminating Experience
Select one of the following options:3
Internship
Capstone
Master's Thesis
Submit the completed Thesis original and one copy to the Graduate Office. See Thesis Guidelines for details.
Total Credits30
1

Students in the combined Mathematics Major (B.S.)/Applied Mathematics and Statistics (M.S.) program complete this course as part of the undergraduate degree program.

2

Students in the combined Physics Major (B.S.)/Applied Mathematics (M.S.) program may complete 4 courses, with advisement, as part of the undergraduate degree program.