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MATH 341
Algebra III: Groups

Groups are possibly the fundamental structure in algebra. They pop in all sorts of different fields from geometry, analysis and combinatorics to far flung fields like physics and chemistry.

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MATHEMATICAL JOURNEYS II
Geometry and Symmetry

This course is a three step journey:

1) We study geometry of the plane and higher dimensions. Here we investigate convexity, affine sets, and polarity.

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MATH 402W
Operations Research Clinic

The Operations Research Clinic is unlike any math class you have taken before. You will apply your skills to analyze real-world problems of current local interest. You will learn how to meet with clients to understand their needs and use operations research to solve their problem.

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MATH 441
Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry

Algebraic geometry is the study of the solution sets of systems of polynomial equations. It provides incredible tools for translating algebraic questions into geometric questions and vice versa. If you enjoy abstract algebra, then this is the course for you!

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MATH 462
The Mathematics of Moving Fluids

Fluid dynamics, the study of the motion of liquids and gases, is one of the classical branches of applied mathematics. Sciences such as aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, meteorology and oceanography, to name a few, draw heavily on the mathematics of fluid mechanics for their quantitative underpinnings. The centre theme of this class is the developement of the mathematics for unsterstanding the basic variables that describe the motion of fluids: flow velocity, pressure and density.

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MATH 495
Differential Geometry: Curves- Surfaces- Manifolds

Differential geometry is a core subject in mathematics. The tools of differential geometry are routinely used in most subfields of mathematics, while at the same time they have wide applications in various theoretical as well as applied disciplines such as physics (theory of relativity, mechanics), econometrics, computer graphics, signal processing and statistics.

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