| Courses – Spring 2007 and Fall 2007 |
Course descriptions (and in case of multiple sections, syllabi) can be obtained by clicking on the course number. Prerequisites, as well as a description of all math courses, can be found in the Online College Bulletin. To view planned elective offerings for future semesters, click here.
The following undergraduate courses are being scheduled for the Spring 2007 semester:
CSTM 0120 - Intermediate Algebra
MTH 1030 - College Algebra
MTH 2003 - Precalculus and Elements of Calculus
MTH 2160 - Ideas in Mathematics and Applications
MTH 2205 - Applied Calculus
MTH 2207 - Applied Calculus and Matrix Algebra
MTH 2610 - Calculus I
MTH 3006 - Integral Calculus
MTH 3010 - Calculus II
MTH 3020 - Intermediate Calculus
MTH 3030 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
MTH 3040 - Actuarial Seminar
MTH 3120 - Elementary Probability
MTH 3300 - Introductory Computer Concepts
MTH 4100 - Linear Algebra
MTH 4110 - Differential Equations
MTH 4120 - Mathematical Probability
MTH 4135 - Monte Carlo Simulation
MTH 4140 - Graph Theory
MTH 4410 - Theory of Interest
MTH 4500 - Introduction to Financial Mathematics
The following graduate courses are being scheduled for the Spring 2007 semester:
MTH 9845 - Market and Credit Risk Management
MTH 9848 - Elements of Stuctured Finance
MTH 9852 - Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations in Finance
MTH 9862 - Stochastic Processes in Finance
MTH 9903 - Capstone Project and Presentations
The following undergraduate courses are being scheduled for the Fall 2007 semester:
CSTM 0120 - Intermediate Algebra
MTH 1030 - College Algebra
MTH 2003 - Precalculus and Elements of Calculus
MTH 2160 - Ideas in Mathematics and Applications
MTH 2205 - Applied Calculus
MTH 2207 - Applied Calculus and Matrix Algebra
MTH 2610 - Calculus I
MTH 3006 - Integral Calculus
MTH 3010 - Calculus II
MTH 3020 - Intermediate Calculus
MTH 3030 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
MTH 3120 - Elementary Probability
MTH 3300 - Introductory Computer Concepts
MTH 4010 - Advanced Calculus
MTH 4100 - Linear Algebra
MTH 4120 - Mathematical Probability
MTH 4150 - Combinatorics
MTH 4230 - History of Mathematics
MTH 4410 - Theory of Interest
MTH 4500 - Introduction to Financial Mathematics
The following graduate courses are being scheduled for the Fall 2007 semester:
MTH 9814 - A Quantitative Introduction to Pricing Financial Instruments
MTH 9815 - Market and Credit Risk Management
MTH 9821 - Numerical Linear Algebra
MTH 9831 - Real Analysis and Probability
MTH 9849 - Deal Theory and Structured Analysis
MTH 9873 - Interest Rate Modules and Interest Rate Derivatives
MTH 9903 - Capstone Project and Presentations
