Upcoming Advanced Courses

The following table lists the 4000 level+ courses that the Department of Mathematics plans to offer in the near future. It is meant to help students plan a course of study. Actual course offerings may deviate slightly from those indicated here. In particular, if any of the these courses is not offered, it may be replaced by another course, including an irregularly offered one listed at the bottom of the page.

(✓ indicates the course is scheduled for that semester.)

Note: If any of the above courses is not offered, it may be replaced by another regular or irregularly offered course listed below.

Offered in Fall

• Introduction to Geometry (MATH 3210)

Offered in Spring

• Introduction to Computational Mathematics (MATH 2650)

Offered Both Fall and Spring

• Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I (MATH 3010)
• Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II (MATH 3020)
• Theory of Numbers (MATH 3110)
• Introduction to Linear Algebra (MATH 3130)
• Introduction to Differential Equations (MATH 3400)
• Introduction to Analysis (MATH 3410)
• Introduction to Probability and Statistics (MATH 3810)

Irregularly Offered Courses

• Differential Geometry (MATH 4210/5210)
• Intro to Chaotic Dynamical Systems (MATH 4250/5250)
• Linear Statistical Models (MATH 4830/5830)
• Fractal Geometry (MATH 5230)