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  Newark Undergraduate Catalog 2016–2018 Liberal Arts Colleges Academic Programs and Courses Mathematics 640 Major Requirements: Applied Mathematics  

Major Requirements: Applied Mathematics


The applied mathematics major is offered jointly by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Rutgers University–Newark and the Department of Mathematical Sciences at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). The program is designed to provide students with preparation for employment in technology-based industries or graduate study in a number of scientific fields, including applied mathematics and mathematics. Students may register for mathematics, computer science, and physics courses offered at NJIT under the prefixes 28:640, 28:198, 28:750, respectively. For example, the course listed as Math 346 in the NJIT catalog becomes 28:640:346 for Rutgers students.

A total of 59 credits is required for the applied mathematics major.

Three sequences of courses are required:

1.  21:198:101,102  Computers and Programming I,II* (3,3) or 28:198:113,114*

2.  21:640:135,136,235  Calculus I,II,III* (4,4,4) or 28:640:111,112,213

3.  21:750:213,214  University Physics I,II (4,4) or 28:750:111,121**

The following individual courses also are required:

   21:640:238  Foundations of Modern Mathematics (3) or 21:640:237  Discrete Structures (3) (238 preferred)

  21:640:314  Elementary Differential Equations (3) or 28:640:222 (3)

  21:640:327  Probability and Statistics (3) or 28:640:333 (3)

  21:640:350  Linear Algebra (3) or 28:640:337 (3)

  21:640:423  Elementary Partial Differential Equations (3) or 28:640:331 (3)

  21:640:473  Numerical Analysis (3) or 28:198:421 (3)

  21:640:475  Applied Mathematics I (3) or 28:640:560 (3)

  21:640:476  Applied Mathematics II (3) or 28:640:561 (3)

In addition, three mathematics courses at the 300 or 400 level are required. Some recommended electives are:

  21:640:311  Advanced Calculus I (3)

  21:640:312  Advanced Calculus II (3)

  28:640:344  Regression Analysis (3)

  28:640:346  Mathematics of Finance (3)

  28:640:371  Physiology and Medicine I (3)

  21:640:403  Introductory Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable (3) or 28:640:332 (3)

  21:640:410  Vector Analysis (3) or 28:640:335 (3)

  21:640:424  Operations Research (3)  


The required courses 21:640:475 and 21:640:476 are writing intensive, and together satisfy the writing requirement for applied mathematics majors. Foundations 21:640:238 is also writing-intensive.

Here is a prerequisite flow chart for the required courses in the applied mathematics major.  Applied mathematics majors should take 21:640:314 immediately after completing 21:640:136/156.

The following is a recommended sequence for completing the courses required for an applied mathematics major. Additional courses are required by the student's college of matriculation for graduation.

First Year

Fall Semester

  21:198:101  Computers and Programming I (3)

  21:640:135  Calculus I (4)

Spring Semester

  21:198:102  Computers and Programming II (3)

  21:640:136  Calculus II (4)

Sophomore Year

Fall Semester

  21:640:235  Calculus III (4)

  21:640:238  Foundations of Modern Mathematics (3) or 21:640:237  Discrete Structures (3)

  21:750:213  University Physics I (4)

Spring Semester

  21:640:314  Elementary Differential Equations (3)

  21:750:214  University Physics II (4)

 

Junior Year

Fall Semester

  21:640:473  Numerical Analysis (3)

  21:640:475  Applied Mathematics I (3)  

Spring Semester

  21:640:350  Linear Algebra (3)

  21:640:476  Applied Mathematics II (3)


Senior Year

Fall Semester

  21:640:423  Elementary Partial Differential Equations (3)

  21:640:xxx  mathematics elective [21:640:311 Advanced Calculus I (3) is recommended]

  21:640:xxx  mathematics elective

Spring Semester

  21:640:327  Probability and Statistics (3)

  21:640:xxx   mathematics elective [21:640:312  Advanced Calculus II (3) is recommended]


*Students must take all courses from one sequence, either all at Rutgers or all at NJIT.
**It is strongly recommended that both courses be taken from one sequence, either both at Rutgers or both at NJIT.

 

 
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