Mathematics
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Mathematics & Natural Science
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What is Mathematics?
Students in the Mathematics study program study pure mathematics such as algebra, geometry, and mathematical analysis. In addition, students also have the opportunity to study statistics, computing, actuarial and operational research. Even though mathematics lessons are very well known to everyone, the Mathematics Study Program doesn't get much interest. Despite to this courses very limited career prospects, this course is often considered complicated. However, the Mathematics Department learns many things that are not just calculating formulas
Why did you choose this programme?
If you are interested in the world of counting and have strong analytical skills, then the Mathematics study program can be the right choice for you. In this study program you will be invited to tamper with and dismantle and prove the mathematical theorems that we have known so far.
Subjects in Mathematics
- 1Calculus
- 2Numerical Methods
- 3Algorithms and Programming
- 4Elementary Linear Algebra
- 5Discrete Mathematics
- 6Structural Algebra
- 7Linear Algebra
- 8Practical Algebra
- 9Calculus of Multiple Variables
- 10Analytic Geometry
- 11Real Analysis
- 12Complex Functions
- 13Partial Differential Equations
- 14Normal Differential Equations
- 15Mathematical Modeling
- 16Linear Programming
- 17Operating Resets
- 18Matric Algebriac
- 19Multiplication Theory
- 20Statistic Method
- 21Linear Program
- 22Mathematical Statistic
- 23Association Theory
- 24Non-Parametric Statistic
- 25Living Data Analysis
- 26Colloqiuum
- 27Regression Analysis
- 28Financial Mathematics
- 29Matric Space Theory
- 30Hilbert Space Theory
- 31Discrete Control Theory
- 32Linear Control Theory
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Job Prospect for Mathematics
Although demand is slight, in fact, Mathematical Science can be used by various fields. Job opportunities for mathematics graduates are very broad, ranging from the world of education as teaching staff, in corporations as analysts, statisticians, financial experts, to astronomers and actuaries.
