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Old Course # Course Title New Course # Prerequisites Cross-listed Courses Cross-Level Courses
5 Intermediate Algebra 0110 placement    
9 Trigonometry 1140 1100 or 1120    
10A College Algebra 1100 placement    
10B College Algebra 1120 placement    
14 Precalculus Mathematics 1160 placement    
15 Elementary Functions 1180 placement    
60 Finite Mathematics 1300 1100 or 1120    
61 Elements of Calculus 1320 1100    
67 Algebra & Number Systems for Teachers 1340 1100 or 1120    
68 Geometric Concepts 1360 1100 or 1120    
80 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I 1500 1160    
101 Selected Topics in Mathematics 1601 or 1602 instructor's consent    
108 Calculus for Social and Natural Sciences 1400 1100    
155 Mathematics of Finance 1380 1100 or 1120    
175 Calculus II 1700 1500    
201 Calculus III 2300 1700    
205 Calculus for Business & Economics delete      
208 Calculus for Social and Natural Sciences II 2100 1300 or 1400    
226 Discrete Math Structures 2320 one of 1700, 2340, 2140    
231 Elementary Matrix Algebra w/ Applications 2120 one of 1320. 1300, 1340, or 1500    
233 Algebraic Structures 2340 1340 and one of 1300 or 2120    
250 Elementary Logic and Set Theory 2500 one of 2300, 2120, or 2340    
260 Geometric Axioms and Structures 2140 1340 or 1360    
298 Honors 4996     7996
299 Honors delete      
301 Topics 4001 or 4002 2300 and instructor's consent   7001
302 Advanced Calculus with Applications 4110 2300   7110
304 Differential Equations 4100 2300   7100
305 Introduction to Complex Variables 4940 4110 or 4700   7940
307 Numerical Analysis 4300 2300 and familiarity with softwares such as Mathematica or MatLab or Maple, etc. CS 4300/7300 7300
308 Numerical Linear Algebra 4310 2300 and prior experience writing programs in Mathematica and/or in a computer language such as fortran, Pascal, or C. Recommended: 4140. CS 4310/7310 7310
309 Applied Analysis 4500 4100   7500
310 Advanced Calculus I 4700 2300. Recommended: 4140 and one other math course numbered above 4000.   7700
311 Advanced Calculus II 4900 4700 or equivalent   7900
314 Mathematical Modeling I 4540 1500, 1700, 2300, 4100, 4140   7540
315 Mathematical Modeling II 4580 1500, 1700, 2300, 4100, 4140   7580
316 Chaos & Fractal 4560 4100 and 4140 and familiarity with softwares such as Mathematica or MatLab or Maples, etc.   7560
317 Investment Science I 4355     7355
318 Investment Science II 4590     7590
319 Actuarial Mathematics 4360     7360
320 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics 4315 2300 or instructor's consent STAT 4710 7315
325 Introduction to Probability Theory 4320 2300 or instructor's consent STAT 4750 7320
326 Statistical Inference 4520 4320 STAT 4751 7520
327 Combinatorics 4120 2320, 4140, or instructor's consent   7120
330 Theory of Equations 4130 2300 or 2320   7130
331 Matrix Theory 4140 one of 2300, 2320, 2120 or 2340   7140
332 Linear Programming 4325 4140 or instructor's consent   7325
333 Higher Algebra 4510 2300 or 2320   7510
335 Theory of Numbers 4330 2300 or 2320   7330
340 Introduction to Abstract Algebra I 4720 2300. Recommended: 4140 and one other math courses numbered above 4000   7720
341 Introduction to Abstract Linear Algebra 4920 4720   7920
349 Applied Modern Algebra 4530 2300 or 2320, and the ability to program in a high level language such as Fortran, Pascal or C   7530
350 Special Readings 4960 2300 and instructor's consent   7960
353 Fluid Dynamics and Geophysical Applications 4570 2300 and instructor's consent   7570
355 History of Mathematics 4150 Prerequisite or co-requisite: 2300 or 2340   7150
358 Mathematical Logic 4160 junior or senior standing, and interest in mathematics or philosophy   7160
360 College Geometry 4335 2300   7335
362 Projective Geometry 4340 2300   7340
366 Foundations of Geometry 4345 2300   7345
367 Introduction to Non Euclidean Geometry 4350 2300   7350
372 Introduction to Topology 4400 2300   7400
390 Senior Seminar 4970 12 hours of math courses numbered 4000 or above   7970
395 Mathematics Problem Solving 4980 4140 and another 4000 level math course, or instructor's consent   7980
400 Problems 8085      
401 Basic Analysis 8220 4700, 4900, 4940, instructor's consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8210, 8250    
402 Basic Algebra 8210 4720, 4920, instructor's  consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8220, 8250    
403 Basic Geometry/Topology 8250 4700, 4900, 4940, instructor's consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8210, 8220    
404 Theory of Functions of Real Variables I 8420 4700 and 4900, or equivalent    
405 Theory of Functions of Real Variables II 8421 8420    
407 Partial Differential Equations I 8445 4500 or instructor's consent    
408 Partial Differential Equations II 8446 8445, 8420 recommended    
409 Functional Analysis I 8628 4900 or 8420, and instructor's consent    
410 Functional Analysis II 8629 8628    
412 Calculus of Variations I 8442 instructor's consent    
413 Complex Analysis I 8425 4900 or equivalent    
414 Complex Analysis II 8426 8425    
415 Harmonic Analysis I 8630 8420    
416 Harmonic Analysis II 8631 8630    
418 Nonlinear Differential Equations 8642 4100 and 4110 or 4700    
420 Topological Dynamics 8644 8420    
422 Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations 8675 4140, 4110, 4700 or instructor's consent    
423 Advanced Numerical Analysis 8470 4700, 4300 or equivalent, and 4140    
424 Advanced Numerical Linear Algebra 8670 4700, 4300 or 4310, and 4140, or instructor's consent    
426 Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations I 8440 4700 or equivalent    
427 Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations II 8441 8440    
430 Topics from Algebra Delete      
432 Algebra I 8410 4720 and 4920, or equivalent    
433 Algebra II 8411 8410 or equivalent    
434 Topics in Algebra 8102 8410    
435 Algebraic Geometry I 8615 8410    
436 Algebraic Geometry II 8616 8615    
440 Advanced Probability 8480 4320 or 8220, or instructor's consent STAT 9810  
441 Stochastic Processes 8680 8480 STAT 9820  
445 Advanced Mathematics for the Physical Sciences 8648 instructor's consent, 4110, 4700    
448 Topics in Numerical Mathematics 9702 instructor's consent    
449 Topics in Applied Mathematics 8702      
456 Differentiable Manifolds and Riemannian Geometry 8650 4700 or 4400    
457 Differential Geometry for Scientists and Engineers 8450 4110 and some knowledge of matrix theory    
458 Differential Geometry I 7620 2300    
460 Topics in Geometry 8502 instructor's consent    
468 General Topology I 8655 4900, 4400 or instructor's consent    
469 General Topology II 8656 8655    
470 Introduction to Algebraic Topology 8618 8655    
479 Topics in Topology 9502      
480 Analysis Seminar 9887      
482 Algebra Seminar 9187      
484 Geometry Seminar 9587      
486 Topology Seminar 8587      
487 Numerical Mathematics Seminar 8787      
488 Applied Mathematics Seminar 9787      
489 Master's Project in Mathematics 8190      
490 Research 9090      
new Introduction to Analysis I 1800      
new Introduction to Analysis II 1900      
new Connecting Geometry to Middle and Secondary Schools 7060      
new Connecting Calculus to Middle and Secondary Schools 7080      
new Master's Thesis in Mathematics 8090      
new Topics in Functional Analysis 8202      
new Topics in Harmonic Analysis 8302      
new Topics in Mathematical Physics 8402      
new Topics in Financial Mathematics 8602      
new Functional Analysis Seminar 9287      
new Harmonic Analysis Seminar 9387      
new Mathematical Physics Seminar 9487      
new Financial Mathematics Seminar 9687      

Sorted by New Course Numbers

New Course # Course Title Old Course # Prerequisites Cross-listed
Courses		 Cross-Level
Courses
110 Intermediate Algebra 5 placement
1100 College Algebra 10A placement    
1120 College Algebra 10B placement    
1140 Trigonometry 9 1100 or 1120    
1160 Precalculus Mathematics 14 placement    
1180 Elementary Functions 15 placement    
1300 Finite Mathematics 60 1100 or 1120    
1320 Elements of Calculus 61 1100    
1340 Algebra & Number Systems for Teachers 67 1100 or 1120    
1360 Geometric Concepts 68 1100 or 1120    
1380 Mathematics of Finance 155 1100 or 1120    
1400 Calculus for Social and Natural Sciences 108 1100    
1500 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I 80 1160    
1601 or 1602 Selected Topics in Mathematics 101 instructor's consent    
1700 Calculus II 175 1500    
1800 Introduction to Analysis I new      
1900 Introduction to Analysis II new      
2100 Calculus for Social and Natural Sciences II 208 1300 or 1400    
2120 Elementary Matrix Algebra w/ Applications 231 one of 1320. 1300, 1340, or 1500    
2140 Geometric Axioms and Structures 260 1340 or 1360    
2300 Calculus III 201 1700    
2320 Discrete Math Structures 226 one of 1700, 2340, 2140    
2340 Algebraic Structures 233 1340 and one of 1300 or 2120    
2500 Elementary Logic and Set Theory 250 one of 2300, 2120, or 2340    
4001 or 4002 Topics 301 2300 and instructor's consent   7001
4100 Differential Equations 304 2300   7100
4110 Advanced Calculus with Applications 302 2300   7110
4120 Combinatorics 327 2320, 4140, or instructor's consent   7120
4130 Theory of Equations 330 2300 or 2320   7130
4140 Matrix Theory 331 one of 2300, 2320, 2120 or 2340   7140
4150 History of Mathematics 355 Prerequisite or co-requisite: 2300 or 2340   7150
4160 Mathematical Logic 358 junior or senior standing, and interest in mathematics or philosophy   7160
4300 Numerical Analysis 307 2300 and familiarity with softwares such as Mathematica or MatLab or Maple, etc. CS 4300/7300 7300
4310 Numerical Linear Algebra 308 2300 and prior experience writing programs in Mathematica and/or in a computer language such as fortran, Pascal, or C. Recommended: 4140. CS 4310/7310 7310
4315 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics 320 2300 or instructor's consent STAT 4710 7315
4320 Introduction to Probability Theory 325 2300 or instructor's consent STAT 4750 7320
4325 Linear Programming 332 4140 or instructor's consent   7325
4330 Theory of Numbers 335 2300 or 2320   7330
4335 College Geometry 360 2300   7335
4340 Projective Geometry 362 2300   7340
4345 Foundations of Geometry 366 2300   7345
4350 Introduction to Non Euclidean Geometry 367 2300   7350
4355 Investment Science I 317     7355
4360 Actuarial Mathematics 319     7360
4400 Introduction to Topology 372 2300   7400
4500 Applied Analysis 309 4100   7500
4510 Higher Algebra 333 2300 or 2320   7510
4520 Statistical Inference 326 4320 STAT 4751 7520
4530 Applied Modern Algebra 349 2300 or 2320, and the ability to program in a high level language such as Fortran, Pascal or C   7530
4540 Mathematical Modeling I 314 1500, 1700, 2300, 4100, 4140   7540
4560 Chaos & Fractal 316 4100 and 4140 and familiarity with softwares such as Mathematica or MatLab or Maples, etc.   7560
4570 Fluid Dynamics and Geophysical Applications 353 2300 and instructor's consent   7570
4580 Mathematical Modeling II 315 1500, 1700, 2300, 4100, 4140   7580
4590 Investment Science II 318     7590
4700 Advanced Calculus I 310 2300. Recommended: 4140 and one other math course numbered above 4000.   7700
4720 Introduction to Abstract Algebra I 340 2300. Recommended: 4140 and one other math courses numbered above 4000   7720
4900 Advanced Calculus II 311 4700 or equivalent   7900
4920 Introduction to Abstract Linear Algebra 341 4720   7920
4940 Introduction to Complex Variables 305 4110 or 4700   7940
4960 Special Readings 350 2300 and instructor's consent   7960
4970 Senior Seminar 390 12 hours of math courses numbered 4000 or above   7970
4980 Mathematics Problem Solving 395 4140 and another 4000 level math course, or instructor's consent   7980
4996 Honors 298     7996
7060 Connecting Geometry to Middle and Secondary Schools new      
7080 Connecting Calculus to Middle and Secondary Schools new      
7620 Differential Geometry I 458 2300    
8085 Problems 400      
8090 Master's Thesis in Mathematics 489      
8102 Topics in Algebra 434 8410    
8190 Master's Project in Mathematics new      
8202 Topics in Functional Analysis new      
8210 Basic Algebra 402 4720, 4920, instructor's  consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8220, 8250    
8220 Basic Analysis 401 4700, 4900, 4940, instructor's consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8210, 8250    
8250 Basic Geometry/Topology 403 4700, 4900, 4140, instructor's consent or equivalent. Co-requisite: 8210, 8220    
8302 Topics in Harmonic Analysis new      
8402 Topics in Mathematical Physics new      
8410 Algebra I 432 4720 and 4920, or equivalent    
8411 Algebra II 433 8410 or equivalent    
8420 Theory of Functions of Real Variables I 404 4700 and 4900, or equivalent    
8421 Theory of Functions of Real Variables II 405 8420    
8425 Complex Analysis I 413 4900 or equivalent    
8426 Complex Analysis II 414 8425    
8440 Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations I 426 4700 or equivalent    
8441 Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations II 427 8440    
8442 Calculus of Variations I 412 instructor's consent    
8445 Partial Differential Equations I 407 4500 or instructor's consent    
8446 Partial Differential Equations II 408 8445, 8420 recommended    
8450 Differential Geometry for Scientists and Engineers 457 4110 and some knowledge of matrix theory    
8470 Advanced Numerical Analysis 423 4700, 4300 or equivalent, and 4140    
8480 Advanced Probability 440 4320 or 8220, or instructor's consent STAT 9810  
8502 Topics in Geometry 460 instructor's consent    
8587 Topology Seminar 486      
8602 Topics in Financial Mathematics new      
8615 Algebraic Geometry I 435 8410    
8616 Algebraic Geometry II 436 8615    
8618 Introduction to Algebraic Topology 470 8655    
8628 Functional Analysis I 409 4900 or 8420, and instructor's consent    
8629 Functional Analysis II 410 8628    
8630 Harmonic Analysis I 415 8420    
8631 Harmonic Analysis II 416 8630    
8642 Nonlinear Differential Equations 418 4100 and 4110 or 4700    
8644 Topological Dynamics 420 8420    
8648 Advanced Mathematics for the Physical Sciences 445 instructor's consent, 4110, 4700    
8650 Differentiable Manifolds and Riemannian Geometry 456 4700 or 4400    
8655 General Topology I 468 4900, 4400 or instructor's consent    
8656 General Topology II 469 8655    
8670 Advanced Numerical Linear Algebra 424 4700, 4300 or 4310, and 4140, or instructor's consent    
8675 Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations 422 4140, 4110, 4700 or instructor's consent    
8680 Stochastic Processes 441 8480 STAT 9820  
8702 Topics in Applied Mathematics 449      
8787 Numerical Mathematics Seminar 487      
9090 Research 490      
9187 Algebra Seminar 482      
9287 Functional Analysis Seminar new      
9387 Harmonic Analysis Seminar new      
9487 Mathematical Physics Seminar new      
9502 Topics in Topology 479      
9587 Geometry Seminar 484      
9687 Financial Mathematics Seminar new      
9702 Topics in Numerical Mathematics 448 instructor's consent    
9787 Applied Mathematics Seminar 488      
9887 Analysis Seminar 480      
delete Calculus for Business & Economics 205      
delete Honors 299      
delete Topics from Algebra 430      

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