Previous Seminars Seminars from 1997 (Fall) – 2009 (Spring) Seminars from 2009 (Fall) – 2012 (Spring) Seminars from 2012 (Spring) – 2015 (Spring) Seminars from 2015 (Fall) – present Previous […]
The most recent incoming class is listed below. Students are listed in alphabetical order, along with their undergraduate school. A listing of incoming students in previous years can be found […]
About the doctoral program: Description of the PhD Program Requirements for the PhD Degree Faculty of the Mathematics Department Research Specialties of the Department Core First-Year Graduate Courses About Admissions: […]
Program of Study The Department of Mathematics offers a program leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The PhD program is an intensive course of study designed for the full-time […]
Columbia Math Undergraduate Summer Research (CMUSR) The Mathematics Department offers a ten week summer research program for undergraduate students with a strong interest in pure mathematics. The program is designed […]
Putnam Exam The Putnam exam is a nationwide competitive exam administered each year on the first Saturday in December. A faculty member conducts coaching sessions for students who are interested in competing. […]
Why should I major in this subject? Many students are attracted to the discipline of mathematics for the same reason as the faculty, because of its great intrinsic beauty, its […]
Preparing a Syllabus It is important that you provide a syllabus for your courses, preferably online, at the beginning of the semester. This should include: your name, office number, phone, […]
Courses in the Calculus Sequence The systematic study of mathematics begins with one of the following two alternative sequences: Pre-Calculus (or Bulletin listing) Calculus 1 (or Bulletin listing) Calculus 2 […]
Some other web-sites that include useful information about Probability and Financial Mathematics include: The Probability Web Institute of Mathematical Statistics Eurandom