The second emphasizes coursework in partial differential equations, numerical analysis and statistics. As a convenience to working students, all graduate classes in this program are offered during the evening. Many recent graduates of our program have gone on to distinguished universities to pursue Ph.D. degrees. Opportunities in industry are available for those in the Applied Mathematics option. Several teaching associateships are available for qualified graduate students.
Teaching associates gain valuable experience toward a teaching career in the community colleges.
An ongoing seminar program features talks on a wide variety of topics of current interest in mathematics and in related fields. The department also invites distinguished visitors to give colloquium talks. The graduate courses represent a broad range of faculty interests in both pure and applied mathematics. Faculty members who teach graduate courses have research expertise in Partial Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis, Statistics, Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Functional Analysis, Fourier Analysis, Topology, Algebra, Linear Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, and other areas. Click here for further faculty information .