B.Sc. MATHEMATICS
Course Structure
The curriculum consists of three major components. These are
College-mandated courses:
ICT 151 and 152 Information Technology 1 and 2
FRN 151 and 152; French for Communication 1 and 2
ENG 155 and 156 Communication Skills 1 and 2
Elective courses: Offered in the Third and Final Years only:
MTH 379 Linear Models (Statistical Analysis) MTH 381 Mechanics I
MTH 383 Introduction to Numerical Methods
MTH 385 Probability Distributions
MTH 380 Time Series Analysis
MTH 382 Convex Optimization
MTH 384 Stability Theory of Dynamical Systems
MTH 384 Topology I
MTH 388 Numerical Methods and Computational Mathematics
MTH 390 Non-Parametric Statistics
MTH 477 Multivariate Data Analysis
MTH 479 Calculus of Variation
MTH 481 Differential Geometry
MTH 483 Mathematical Economics I
MTH 485 Topology II
MTH 487 Nonlinear Optimization
MTH 478 Sample Survey Theory
MTH 480 Stochastic Processes
MTH 482 Mathematical Economics II
MTH 484 Special Functions
MTH 486 Optimal Control Theory
ICT 357 Application Development (with VB.Net)
Core courses: all other courses are core Departmental requirements:
The course structure is broken into semesters, two of which [semesters 1 & 2] conclude a year’s academic work requirement. Each semester comprises subjects selected for teaching [T] and practice tutorial [PT] with numerical notations indicating the hours of engagement/contact. For ease of identification, each subject has a code denoting the Department offering it, the initials of the subject name, and the year/semester it is being offered.
