Courses
500 Level Courses
600 Level Courses
800 Level Courses
900 Level Courses
This table shows how our regular courses fit into five major subject areas, though naturally the material covered often connects across different areas. The numbers in parentheses show required prerequisite courses, but prerequisites may be waived by permission of the instructor.
| Algebra & Combinatorics | Analysis | Applied Mathematics | Computational Mathematics | Probability |
| 650 (672) | 600 | 616 | 611 | 630 |
| 672 | 602 (600) | 617 (616) | 612 | 631 (630) |
| 688 | 806 (602) | 810 (617) | 817 (611&612) | 850 (602 or 631) |
| 845 | 836 (806) | 835 (617) | 838 (806) | |
| 888 (672&688) 650 coreq |
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This table shows the term schedule (Fall or Spring) for all regularly offered graduate courses in mathematics. Typically, these courses are offered every year. Special topics courses are selected year to year and can be in any area.
| Fall Semester | Spring Semester |
| 600 | 602 (600) |
| 611 | 612 |
| 616 | 617 (616) |
| 630 | 631 (630) |
| 672 | 650 (672) |
| 688 | 810 (617) |
| 806 (602) | 836 (806) |
| 817 (611 & 612) | 838 (806) |
| 835 (617) | 888 (672&688) 650 coreq |
| 845 | 829 Special Topics (two sections) |
| 850 (602 or 631) | |
| 607 (not for math students) | |
| 660 (not for math students) |