Listed below are the mathematics courses numbered above Mathematics 104 that are most often taken by undergraduates. Detailed course descriptions and prerequisites are given in a subsequent section, beginning on page 14.
111. Applied Mathematical Analysis I114. Applied Mathematical Analysis II
120S. Introduction to Theoretical Mathematics
121. Introduction to Abstract Algebra
123S. Geometry
124. Combinatorics
126. Introduction to Linear Programming and Game Theory
128. Number Theory
131. Elementary Differential Equations
132S. Nonlinear Ordinary Differential Equations
133. Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
135. Probability (C-L: STA 104)
136. Statistics (C-L: STA 114)
139. Advanced Calculus I
149S. Problem Solving Seminar
150. Topics in Mathematics from a Historical Perspective
160. Mathematical Numerical Analysis
181. Complex Analysis
187. Introduction to Mathematical Logic
188. Logic and its Applications
191, 192, 193, 194. Independent Study
196S. Seminar in Mathematical Model Building
197S. Seminar in Mathematics
200. Introduction to Algebraic Structures I
201. Introduction to Algebraic Structures II
203. Basic Analysis I
204. Basic Analysis II
205. Topology
206. Differential Geometry
211. Mathematical Methods in Physics and Engineering
216. Applied Stochastic Processes (C-L: STA 253)
217. Introduction to Linear Models (C-L: STA 244)
218. Introduction to Multivariate Statistics (C-L: STA 245)
221. Numerical Analysis (C-L: CPS 250)
233. Asymptotic and Perturbation Methods
238, 239. Topics in Applied Mathematics