Master of Arts in Mathematics

30-31 credits

Algebra, 6 credits

MATH 511	Abstract Algebra 1	3
MATH 612	Abstract Algebra 2	3

(If the undergraduate equivalent is not complete. Otherwise course substitutions in algebra will be made in conjunction with the program advisor.)

Analysis, 6 credits

MATH 571	Real Analysis 1	3
MATH 672	Real Analysis 2	3

(If the undergraduate equivalent is not complete. Otherwise course substitutions in analysis will be made in conjunction with the program advisor.)

MATH 645	Topology 1	3
MATH 675	Measure Theory and Integration 1	3
MATH 677	Complex Variables 1	3

3-7 credits from

MATH 515	Mathematics of Coding and Communication	3
MATH 516	Theory of Numbers	3
MATH 541	Geometry and Topology	3
MATH 545	Differential Geometry	3
MATH 556	Introduction to Operations Research	3
MATH 562	Numerical Analysis 1	3
MATH 573	Boundary Value Problems	3
MATH 575	Topics in Partial Differential Equations	3
MATH 619	Special Studies in Geometry, Algebra, or Topology	1 TO 8
MATH 620	Probability and Random Variables	4
MATH 646	Topology 2	3
MATH 669	Special Studies in Applied Mathematics	1 TO 8
MATH 676	Measure Theory and Integration 2	3
MATH 678	Complex Variables 2	3
MATH 679	Special Studies in Analysis	1 TO 8

Research component, 3-6 credits from

MATH 689	Research Methods in Mathematics and Statistics	3
MATH 694	Research Methods in Mathematics Education	3
THES 698	Thesis	1 TO 6

Total Credits: 30-31

Accelerated Master's Program (AMP)

Undergraduate students accepted to the Accelerated Master's Program (AMP) most commonly take Real Analysis 1 & 2 (MATH 471/571 & MATH 672), Abstract Algebra 1 & 2 (MATH 411/511 & MATH 612), and/or electives in Geometry/Analysis (MATH 441/541; MATH 445/545) or Algebra (MATH 415/515; MATH 416/516).