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POLICY STATEMENT
October 13, 1982
Number: 82-13
File: Mathematics
The following curricular program, recommended by the Graduate Council
in its meeting of May 5, 1982 and by the Academic Senate in its meeting
of September 23, 1982, was approved by the President on October 8,
1982.
SUBJECT: MASTER OF ARTS OPTION IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Prerequisites
1. A bachelor's degree in mathematics, physics,
or engineering from an accredited college or university.
2. Credit in the following courses or their equivalents:
Math 323, 345 or 346, 361A-B, 364A, and 380 Advancement to Candidacy
The student must pass a written qualifying examination covering
work normally studies in Math 361A-B, 345 or 346, and 364A.
Requirements for the Master of Arts
1. a minimum of 30 approved graduate and upper-division
units including:
a. Math 461 or 562A, 479, an d576.
b. At least 12 units, of which at least 6 units
must be at the 500 level; selected from Math 374B, 381, 382, 421,
442, 463, 470, 472, 473, 480, 485, 560, 570, 575, 580, and 590 as
approved by the graduate advisor.
c. A minimum of 18 units of graduate mathematics
courses including not more than 3 units total from Math 697 and
a minimum of 4 units of 698.
2. Complete one of the following: a.
Pass a comprehensive written exam on Applied Mathematics.
b. Subject to the approval of the Graduate Committee
of the Department of Mathematics, write a thesis in applied mathematics
and defend it orally.
EFFECTIVE: Fall 1982
ESClm101382
6012A:0017B
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