This would normally include courses in abstract algebra, linear algebra, advanced calculus, and computer science. This interview will help the student to choose an optimal set of courses for the initial semester at Colorado State University. The Department has an active faculty of 31 who have a wide variety of research interests. Colorado State has excellent computing facilities, a fine library, and approximately 23,000 regular, on-campus students in an outstanding location. Approximately 40 assistantships are available for qualified students for graduate degrees in mathematics.
Assistants teach a four-credit course of elementary calculus or perform comparable duties.
To be considered for financial support, completed applications should be received by March 1. The general GRE scores must be supplied to be considered for financial assistance. This latter degree permits a flexible, individualized program for the student who wants to combine Mathematics with a strong area of specialization outside the Mathematics Department. Typical outside areas include atmospheric science, computer science, engineering, physics, soil and crop sciences, and statistics. The recommended mathematics background includes advanced calculus and linear algebra.