In keeping with the emphasis in the doctoral program that each student acquire breadth in the mathematical sciences,
each student in the program will demonstrate a satisfactory grasp of each of the areas listed below.
- A programming language other than BASIC
- Matrices/Linear Algebra
- Probability/Statistics
- Advanced Calculus
- Computational Mathematics or Computational Statistics
A student's satisfactory grasp of the areas listed above should be determined by the student's doctoral committee. In addition to 1 - 5, it is required that:
- A student concentrating in mathematics complete six semester hours of statistics course work at the 6000 level
or above, and a student concentrating in statistics complete six semester hours of mathematics course work at
the 6000 level or above.
With special permission from the departmental Graduate Coordinating Committee, a
student may substitute six semester hours of graduate courses from
outside the Department of Mathematics and
Statistics for the requirement in (6).
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