Faculty members: Guoli Ding, Bogdan Oporowski, James Oxley.
A Ph.D. graduate student in the Computer Science Department, Industrial Engineering Department or Electrical and Computer Engineering Department could possibly obtain a Master's Degree in Applied Mathematics by taking the following Mathematics courses: Graph Theory, Combinatorics, Complexity Analysis, Discrete Optimization, and Matroid Theory.
There are a number of courses offered by other departments that would be compatible with this degree program. These include:
- CSC 7200/7201: Theory of Computation I & II
- CSC 7300: Algorithm Design and Analysis
- CSC 7370: Graph Algorithms
- CSC 7381: Computational Aspects of VLSI CAD
- EE 7110: Network Analysis and Synthesis
- EE 7640: Information Theory, Coding, and Cryptography
- EE 7760: Reliable Design of Digital Systems
- IE 7541: Linear Programming Algorithms
- IE 7551: Queuing Theory
- IE 7561: Programming Methods in Operations Research