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Prerequisites: Calculus: MA 123, MA 124, MA 127, MA 129 or equivalent.
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Principal Courses:
- Multivariable Calculus: MA 225 or MA 230
- Elementary Differential Equations MA 226 or MA 230
- Linear Algebra: MA 242 or MA 442
- Introduction to Computer Sciences 1 CS 111 or CS 113
- and one other mathematics or computer science course selected
in consultation with a mathematics faculty advisor.
At least one of the following two sequences:
- Advanced Calculus and Complex Variables: MA 411, 412
- Introduction to Analysis: MA 511, 512
At least one of the following sequences:
- Computability and Logic, Foundations of Mathematics: MA 531,
532
- Modern Algebra: MA 541, 542
- Numerical Analysis: MA 555, 556
- Methods of Applied Mathematics: MA 561, 562
- Differential Geometry / Topology: MA 563, 564
- Operations Research: MA 569, 570
- Probability and Statistics: 2 of MA 581, 582, 583
Four additional mathematics courses above the 200 level are required.
Two of these four can be related courses.
The related courses are:
in Computer Science
- CS 330 Analysis of Algorithms
- CS 332 Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata Theory
- CS 530 Analysis of Algorithms
- CS 535 Complexity Theory
in Economics
- EC 414 Introduction to Econometrics
- EC 508 Econometrics
in Engineering
- ENG EK 301, 302 Engineering Mechanics
- ENG EK 303 Fluid Mechanics
- ENG EK 304 Energy and Thermodynamics
in Philosophy
in Physics
- PY 211, 212 General Physics
- PY 251, 252 Principles of Physics
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