*See Special notes on degree plans
Thesis option
- Requires a minimum of 32 credit hours.
- The core courses must include two sequences selected from the following:
- MATH 607-608 (Real Analysis)
- MATH 609-610 (Numerical Analysis)
- MATH 613-627-630 (Graph Theory/Number Theory/Combinatorics; choose two courses out of the three)
- MATH 617-618 (Complex Analysis)
- MATH 622-623 (Differential Geometry)
- MATH 636-637 (Topology)
- MATH 641-642 (Analysis for Applications I and II)
- MATH 653-654 (Algebra)
- Each student must write a thesis. A maximum of 6 credit hours of MATH 691 (Research) may
be included in the degree plan for this purpose.
- Students with a GPR of 3.5 or above for course work on the degree plan may petition
for exemption from the final exam.
Non-Thesis option
- Requires a minimum of 36 credit hours, with at least 24 credit hours in mathematics.
- The core courses must include two sequences selected from the following:
- MATH 607-608 (Real Analysis)
- MATH 609-610 (Numerical Analysis)
- MATH 613-627-630 (Graph Theory/Number Theory/Combinatorics; choose two courses out of the three)
- MATH 617-618 (Complex Analysis)
- MATH 622-623 (Differential Geometry)
- MATH 636-637 (Topology)
- MATH 641-642 (Analysis for Applications I and II)
- MATH 653-654 (Algebra)
- No student for this degree can be exempt from the final examination.