MATH 76.01 Topics in Applied Mathematics

The numerical nature of twenty-first century society means that applied mathematics is everywhere: animation studios, search engines, hedge funds and derivatives markets, and drug design. Students will gain an in-depth introduction to an advanced topic in applied mathematics. Possible subjects include digital signal and image processing, quantum chaos, computational biology, cryptography, coding theory, waves in nature, inverse problems, information theory, stochastic processes, machine learning, and mathematical finance.

Prerequisite

MATH 22 or MATH 24, MATH 23, or permission of the instructor.

Degree Requirement Attributes

QDS

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Offered

• Spring