Mathematics PhD
Degree Requirements
The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in The Graduate School Policy Guide.
PhD
Total Units Required: 21
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| Core Courses (9 units) | |
| MATH 410-1 & MATH 410-2 & MATH 410-3 | Analysis and Analysis and Introduction to Modern Analysis |
| MATH 440-1 & MATH 440-2 & MATH 440-3 | Geometry and Topology and Geometry and Topology and Geometry and Topology |
| MATH 470-1 & MATH 470-2 & MATH 470-3 | Algebra and Algebra and Algebra |
| Elective Courses (12 units) | |
Notes
- A student who has passed the qualifying exam may register for TGS 500-0 Funded Doctoral Study beginning in the third year.
Other PhD Degree Requirements
- Examinations: three written preliminary examination in the core courses of Analysis, Geometry/Topology, and Algebra; oral qualifying examination
- Research/Projects: see PhD Dissertation below
- PhD Dissertation: original, independent research
- Final Evaluations: defense of dissertation