Applied And Computational Mathematics johns Hopkins

The program in Applied and Computational Mathematics is dedicated to the study and development of mathematical disciplines that are specifically geared toward the complex problems that face modern society. Applied Analysis, Information Technology and Computation, Operations Research, Probability and Statistics, and Simulation and Modeling are just a few of the disciplines of applied mathematics covered in our program.

A Focus area is not required for this program.  Students may choose to specialize in one of these areas, or tailor their courses to meet their individual needs.

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Program Requirements

Ten courses must be completed within five years. The curriculum consists of four core courses (including a two-term 700-level course sequence) and six electives. The six electives must include at least four from the program (625.xxx), with at least two of the four courses at the 700-level. Students are required to take at least one 700-level course outside of the core sequences.

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An independent study (EN.625.800 Independent Study ), research project (EN.625.801 Applied and Computational Mathematics Master’s Research–EN.625.802 Applied and Computational Mathematics Master’s Research), or thesis (EN.625.803 Applied and Computational Mathematics Master’s Thesis–EN.625.804 Applied and Computational Mathematics Master’s Thesis) may be substituted for one or two of the 700-level courses outside of the 700-level core sequence. Overall, given the requirements above, at least four 700- or 800-level ACM courses (625.xxx) must be completed. A student who has taken at least one semester of graduate statistics (outside of Applied and Computational Mathematics) may substitute another 625.xxx course for EN.625.603 Statistical Methods and Data Analysis with approval of the student’s advisor. The prior statistics course must be calculus-based and must cover the same general topics as EN.625.603 Statistical Methods and Data Analysis. Focus areas are not required for this program. Only one C-range grade (C+, C, or C–) can count toward the master’s degree. Course selections at the 800-level or outside of these core and focus area course lists are subject to advisor approval.

Courses

Students may take selected courses above as desired (e.g., as a refresher) or as required via provisional admissions status. Applicants whose prior education does not include the prerequisites listed under Admission Requirements may still be admitted under provisional status, followed by full admission once they have completed the missing prerequisites. These 100- and 200-level courses are not for graduate credit, and do not count toward the degree or certificate requirements. Note that 625.250 fulfills a requirement for multivariable calculus (calculus III).

Courses by Focus Areas

The focus areas offered represent related groups of courses that are relevant for students with interests in the selected areas. The focus areas are presented as an aid to students in planning their course schedules and are generally applicable to students seeking a master’s degree; the more advanced courses within each focus area may also apply to the post-master’s certificate. A Focus Area can be selected, but is not required for this program. They do not appear as official designations on a student’s transcript or diploma.

Applied Analysis

Information Technology And Computation

Operations Reasearch

Probability And Statistics

Simulation And Modelling

Electives

Two electives may be from the Applied and Computational Mathematics program or from another graduate program provided the courses have significant mathematical content. Electives from outside of the program must be approved by an advisor.

Please refer to the course schedule (ep.jhu.edu/schedule)  published each term for exact dates, times, locations, fees, and instructors.