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Course Outline

 The outline for the Advanced Diploma course in Applied Mathematics include:

  1. Advanced Calculus
  2. Linear Algebra
  3. Differential Equations
  4. Numerical Analysis
  5. Probability Theory
  6. Statistics
  7. Complex Analysis
  8. Mathematical Modeling
  9. Discrete Mathematics
  10. Partial Differential Equations
  11. Optimization Theory
  12. Fourier Analysis
  13. Stochastic Processes
  14. Operations Research
  15. Graph Theory
  16. Cryptography
  17. Mathematical Logic
  18. Chaos Theory
  19. Control Theory
  20. Mathematical Physics
  21. Computational Mathematics
  22. Game Theory
  23. Topology
  24. Functional Analysis
  25. Number Theory
  26. Wavelet Theory
  27. Differential Geometry
  28. Mathematical Biology
  29. Fluid Dynamics
  30. Mathematical Finance


 

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