University of Missouri-Columbia
College of Arts & Science

Department of Mathematics

Archived WS07 pre-registration form for WS07: Updated 11/3/06

WS07 Pre-registration has been completed. This page is for reference only.

Part 1: Mathematics Graduate Courses (numbered 8000+):

BLACK - Will be open WS07

RED - Will not be open WS07

√ Number Professor Title
Topic
8085 Faculty Problems in Mathematics
8090 Faculty Master's Thesis in Mathematics
8102
sec 1		 Edidin Topics in Algebra
Curves and their moduli
8102
sec 2		 Banks Topics in Algebra
Algebraic Number Theory a la Andre Weil
8190 Faculty Master's Project in Mathematics
8202 Pang Topics in Functional Analysis
Semigroups of linear operstors on Banach Spaces
8250 Segert Basic Topology and Geometry
8302 Banks Topics in Harmonic Analysis
Advanced Analytic Number Theory
8410 Edidin Algebra I
8421 Christiansen Theory of Functions of Real Variables II
8425 Verbitsky Complex Analysis I
8441 Staff Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations II
8445 M. Mitrea Partial Differential Equations I
8461
9787		 Tsoi Mathematical Finance II
(has been renumbered to 9787)
8465 Staff Mathematical Methods of Risk Theory
8587 Wang Topology Seminar
Differential Topology
8618 Qin Introduction to Algebraic Topology
8628 Christiansen Functional Analsyis I
8631 Grafakos Harmonic Analysis II
8702
sec 1		 D. Mitrea Topics in Applied Mathematics
Theory of Distributions and Applications to PDE
8702
sec 2		 Chicone Topics in Applied Mathematics
Introduction to Methods of Nonlinear Analysis
8702
sec 3		 Dostoglou Topics in Applied Mathematics
Introduction to the mathematics of Optimal Transportation
8702
sec 4		 Dostoglou Topics in Applied Mathematics
Mathematical Principles of Fluid Mechanics
9090 Faculty Doctoral Dissertation Research in Mathematics
9487 Gesztesy Mathematical Physics Seminar
Continuation of the FS06 seminar 9487
9787
8461		 Tsoi Applied Mathematics Seminar
Interest Rate Models (previously numbered 8461)

Part 2: Other courses (not listed in part 1)

√ Department Course Number Meeting time

Part 3: Individual Information

Last Name:

First Name:

E-mail address:

Advisor's name:

Advisor's e-mail address:

Instructions for students completing the online Pre-Registration Form:

Please be sure to consult all the following sources BEFORE submitting your pre-registration.

Part 1) Mathematics Graduate Courses (numbered 8000+)

Below is a TENTATIVE list of Mathematics Graduate courses to be offered for WS2007. The meeting times will be scheduled after the pre-registration to eliminate possible conflicts.

Advanced graduate courses generally include a course description link. The course descriptions for core graduate courses may be found in the catalog listings for Mathematics courses numbered 4000 and above. Graduate courses which have sufficiently many pre-registered students will be opened for registration and accurately listed in the Schedule of Courses AFTER the pre-registration process has been completed. The current information in the Schedule of Courses may not be accurate, particularly the meeting times.

For each Mathematics Graduate course (8000+) that you will take in WS2007, click on the checkbox next to the course listing. Please note that this constitutes a commitment to enroll in the course, unless it is closed prior to enrollment.

If you would be interested in taking a Mathematics Graduate course that is not listed in part 1), you may enter the course number in part 2) below. If sufficiently many students express interest in a particular course, we will try to open the course if possible.

Part 2) Other Courses

Check the Schedule of Courses for information about Mathematics classes numbered under 8000, as well as classes from other departments. Please note that graduate students should sign up for the 7000 numbering of courses with dual numbering 4000/7000.

For each course other than a Mathematics 8000 course listed in part 1) that you plan to take in WS2007, click on the checkbox next to a blank line and type in all available course information.

Please do not type comments or explanations in these fields.

Part 3) Individual information:

Enter the requested individual information. CAREFULLY REVIEW the information on the entire form, and if it is correct PUSH THE "SUBMIT" BUTTON.

If the information is successfully submitted, you will see a message to that effect. Copies of your schedule will be emailed to you and to your advisor. PLEASE KEEP THE EMAIL for future reference. The "Clear" button erases all entries on the form without submitting any information.