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Opinto-opas 2012-2013
Mathematics, 30 cr |
Type of the study block
Int. MSc Major Studies
Contact
Keijo Ruohonen, Robert Piche
Learning outcomes
| - | The advanced study module in Mathematics is intended to give the student a solid knowledge of the foundations of mathematics applicable in information technology. After finishing the module the student can carry out typical mathematical modelling tasks and implement the models in a computer program. The module gives the student necessary prerequisites for postgraduate studies and other further training. |
Prerequisites
| Study block | Credit points | Mandatory/Advisable |
| 25 cr | Mandatory |
Content
Compulsory courses
Each of the two focus areas has its own compulsory course and a recommended set of choices for the complementary courses which are listed in a separate table.
| Course | Credit points | Alternativity | Class |
| MAT-41196 Graph Theory | 6 cr | 1 | III |
| MAT-45706 Introduction to scientific computing | 3 cr | 1 | III |
| MAT-58006 Master's Thesis Seminar | 1 cr | V | |
| Total | 10 cr |
1. Graph Theory is compulsory for the Discrete Mathematics focus area; Intro Sci Comp is compulsory for the Mathematical Modelling focus area.
Supplemental courses
The complementary courses should be chosen mainly according to the recommendation of the department. This recommendation is given in a separate document. Including other courses and courses of other departments is possible with prior permission.
Please select courses from the list to complete the study block`s requirement (30)
Additional information
Advanced studies in mathematics applicable in information technology can be made in one of two focus areas: Discrete Mathematics or Mathematical Modelling. These studies provide a solid mathematical background in their respective areas of application in information technology, and each focus area constitutes a well-defined major subject.
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