COURSE
DESCRIPTIONS
All
courses listed may be used to fulfill the General Mathematics Track
requirements; Green numbers represent courses required for the Advanced
Mathematics Track.
| MATH 6140B |
Seminar in Analysis. Three credits. Prerequisite is MATH 6200 or consent
of instructor. This course provides the student with exposure to topics in
algebra not usually covered elsewhere. Content is determined by instructor.
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| MATH 6200 |
Analysis II. Three credits. Prerequisite is MATH 6190 (Analysis I) or
equivalent. This course introduces the graduate student to the theory of
multi-variable calculus. Topics covered include rigorous treatment of limits,
continuity, differentiation, integration, sequences, series, and convergence.
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| MATH 6210 |
Complex Variables. Three credits. Prerequisite is Math 6200. Topics
covered include the theory of functions of a complex variable and the application
of these functions in mathematics and physics. |
| MATH 6250 |
Real
Analysis. Three credits. Prerequisite is Math 6200. Topics covered include
Lebesque measure and integration, convergence theorems, functions of bounded
variation, absolute continuity, mean convergence, and an introduction to
abstract measure and integration. |
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