Ms Math Curriculum
University of the Philippines Diliman Department of Mathematics
The MASTER OF SCIENCE in MATHEMATICS Program
OBJECTIVES OF M.S. (MATHEMATICS) PROGRAM The M.S. (Mathematics) Program is designed primarily for those seeking advanced mathematical training in preparing for doctoral studies (whether it be in mathematics, statistics or some related field), for research, for teaching (senior level undergraduate mathematics courses.) ADMINISTRATION OF THE M.S. (MATHEMATICS) The M.S. (Mathematics) Program shall be administered by the Graduate Committee of the Department of Mathematics which will be headed by the Chairman of the department. Each area of concentration is coordinated by a Program Adviser. ADMISSION INTO THE M.S. (MATHEMATICS) PROGRAM Admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program requires (1) a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution of higher learning, (2) completion of Advanced Calculus (beyond the usual undergraduate calculus series), Abstract Algebra (introduction to groups, rings, fields, etc.) and Linear Algebra, Matrices and Complex Analysis and (3) satisfaction of additional University requirements such as a health clearance and other special admission requirements that may be imposed by the Graduate Committee such as the passing of an examination in the basic concepts of algebra and analysis and/or fluency in English. A student who has not previously taken up all the courses listed above but whose record, in the opinion of the Graduate Committee of the Math Department, shows some promise is required to make up for the deficiency before formal admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program. Usually this means having to enroll in and pass some of our undergraduate math courses. Students with deficiencies must allow an extra semester to the length of their anticipated stay in the M.S. (Mathematics) Program. Each application for admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program must be accomplished in the official College application form and
The MASTER OF SCIENCE in MATHEMATICS Program
OBJECTIVES OF M.S. (MATHEMATICS) PROGRAM The M.S. (Mathematics) Program is designed primarily for those seeking advanced mathematical training in preparing for doctoral studies (whether it be in mathematics, statistics or some related field), for research, for teaching (senior level undergraduate mathematics courses.) ADMINISTRATION OF THE M.S. (MATHEMATICS) The M.S. (Mathematics) Program shall be administered by the Graduate Committee of the Department of Mathematics which will be headed by the Chairman of the department. Each area of concentration is coordinated by a Program Adviser. ADMISSION INTO THE M.S. (MATHEMATICS) PROGRAM Admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program requires (1) a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution of higher learning, (2) completion of Advanced Calculus (beyond the usual undergraduate calculus series), Abstract Algebra (introduction to groups, rings, fields, etc.) and Linear Algebra, Matrices and Complex Analysis and (3) satisfaction of additional University requirements such as a health clearance and other special admission requirements that may be imposed by the Graduate Committee such as the passing of an examination in the basic concepts of algebra and analysis and/or fluency in English. A student who has not previously taken up all the courses listed above but whose record, in the opinion of the Graduate Committee of the Math Department, shows some promise is required to make up for the deficiency before formal admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program. Usually this means having to enroll in and pass some of our undergraduate math courses. Students with deficiencies must allow an extra semester to the length of their anticipated stay in the M.S. (Mathematics) Program. Each application for admission into the M.S. (Mathematics) Program must be accomplished in the official College application form and