Requirements
Admission to the Certificate program requires completing two math courses at level 600 or above with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Students must be admitted to the Graduate Certificate program prior to completion of the final course for the Certificate.
The Certificate is awarded upon completion of four courses from the following list. The two courses required for admission to the program may be included as part of these four.
- Math 601 (Algebraic Coding Theory)
- Math 605 (Applied Regression Analysis)
- Math 611 (Fourier Analysis of Time Series)
- Math 630 (Actuarial Mathematics)
- Math 647 (Applied Partial Differential Equations
- Math 648 (Calculus of Variations and Integral Equations)
- Math 650 (Nonlinear Dynamical Systems)
- Math 724 (Combinatorial Mathematics)
- Math 725 (Graph Theory)
- Math 727 (Probability Theory) or Math 627 (Probability) (at most one of these two may count)
- Math 728 (Statistical Theory) or Math 628 (Mathematical Theory of Statistics) (at most one of these two may count)
- Math 750 (Stochastic Adaptive Control)
- Math 781 (Numerical Analysis I)
- Math 782 (Numerical Analysis II)
- Math 783 (Applied Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations)
- Math 865 (Introduction to Stochastic Processes)
- Math 866 (Stochastic Processes II)
- Math 881 (Advanced Numerical Linear Algebra)
- Math 882 (Advanced Numerical Differential Equations)
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