Course Rotation Plan

The table below shows the current plan for course offerings in Mathematics.

This table should be regarded as in internal planning document.  We are making it public to help students with their long-range schedule planning. Our intention is to follow this plan, but we may make occasional changes.

Undergraduate Courses:

All courses numbered below 100 are offered at least once a year, and most are offered twice a year. Most courses numbered below 100 are also offered in Summer School.

Math 31, 32, and 33 are considered prerequisite courses in that they are prerequisites for most other courses (see the Bulletin for details).  Math 84 (previously 124) is also prerequisite for certain advanced courses.

Math 191 and Math 195 are available only by special arrangement.

Other undergraduate courses rotate on a 1-year or 2-year cycle. They are considered core courses if they are required for one of the three department majors. Otherwise they are considered electives. The rotation is shown on the table below.

[More information on undergraduate courses and our undergraduate program].

Graduate Courses:

Courses numbered 200 or above are graduate courses.

Course descriptions for all graduate courses are given in the Bulletin.

Some 100 level courses may be taken for graduate credit, subject to suitable additional work requirements and approval of the student's advisor and the Department Graduate Committee. These courses are Math 101, 102, 103, 113, 132, 139, 140, 148, 170, and 181.

Whenever possible, the Department will offer one additional graduate course on a topic to be determined.

[More information on graduate courses and our graduate program]


New Mathematics Course Rotation

F2008 S2009 F2009 S2010 F2010 S2011 F2011 S2012 F2012 S2013 F2013 S2014 UNDERGRAD
    71 72 71 72 71 72 71 72 71 72 core
124 124 84 84 84 84 84 84 84 84 84 84 core
139 140 139 140 139 140 139 140 139 140 139 140 core - p, a,
121 125 121 122 121 125 121 122 121 125 121 122 core - p
142 143 142 143 142 143 142 143 142 143 142 143 core - a,c
157   153#   157   153#   157   153#   core - a,c
      159 161 159 161 159 161 159 161 159 core/elective
132 113 106   132 106 113 120 132 106 113 120 elective
120   120 148     148       148   elective
101 102 103 104 101 103 102 104 101 103 102 104 elective
       181    181    181    181    181 elective
 
F2008 S2009 F2009 S2010 F2010 S2011 F2011 S2012 F2012 S2013 F2013 S2014 GRADUATE

 AL AL1 AL2 AL1 AL2
 AL AL1 AL2 AL1
  AL2 core
AN1 AN2   AN
  AN1 AN2 AN1 AN2   AN   AN1 AN2  core
TO1 TO2  TO1 TO2 TO1 TO2 TO1 TO2  TO1  TO2     core
AP*    AP1 AP2     AP1 AP2 AP1 AP2  AP1  AP2 core
CO1 CO2  CO   CO1 CO2  CO   CO1 CO2  C0   elective
 NA*   NA1 NA2  NA*   NA1   NA*   NA1 NA2   elective
         AP*  PD      AP*  PD      elective
LO2
LO2 
 LO1   LO2  LO2 LO2   LO2  LO1 LO2    elective
 DY1 DY2   DY  DY1 DY2   DY  DY1 DY2   DY  elective
  TO KL1  KL2    TO  KL1 KL2    TO  KL1 KL2   elective

 
Algebra: AL1 - 201, AL2 - 202, AL - 206

Analysis: AN1 - 214, AN2 - 215, AN - 211

Applied Math: AP1-218, AP2-219, AP-231

Topology: TO1 - 281, TO2 - 282, TO - 289

Combinatorics: CO1 - 261, CO2 - 262, CO - 263

Numerical Analysis: NA1 - 222, NA2 - 223, NA - 232

Partial Differential Equations: PD - 221 

Logic: LO1 - 271, LO2 - 272 

Dynamics:  DY1 - 225, DY2 -226, DY - 217

Knot Theory & Low Dimensional Topology: KL1 - 285, KL2 - 286


* Either AP OR NA, but not both, offered in Fall of even years.

# NA1 and 153 are taught concurrently, as a single lecture.  

** Graduate courses are on a six-year cycle, so the Fall 2014 offerings will be the same as Fall 2008, etc. Undergraduate courses are on a two-year cycle.

 Last Update 05/12/09