StudyQA — Bachelor: Applied Mathematics — University of Waterloo (Page 96)

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Applied Mathematics is a challenging but exciting and practical area of study. As a discipline it occupies the fertile ground between Pure Mathematics on one side and science and engineering on the other. Traditionally, Applied Mathematics has been closely associated with physics but nowadays it encompasses a broad range of areas of application including biology, medicine, and economics.

All Applied Mathematics programs incorporate foundational courses in Calculus, Differential Equations, and Computational Methods, together with a choice of specialized courses, which can be tailored to your own interests. The foundational courses provide the tools for formulating and analyzing mathematical models in a broad range of disciplines. The specialized courses provide an introduction to the areas of research in the department and are taught by professors who are actively involved in the research. The focus in all our courses is the development of intellectual discipline and reasoning abilities that will make you versatile and effective in meeting challenges in the workplace or in graduate school.

Calculus 4
Intro to Computational Mathematics
Introduction to Differential Equations
Introduction to Differential Equations (Advanced Level)
Introduction to Theoretical Mechanics
Applied Real Analysis
Applied Complex Analysis
Computational Methods for DEs
Differential Equations for Business and Economics
Ordinary Differential Equations 2
Partial Differential Equations 1
Continuum Mechanics
Quantum Theory 1
Computational Modelling of Cellular Systems
Introduction to Mathematical Biology
Mathematics and Music
Fourier to Wavelets
Computational Methods for PDEs
Intro to Dynamical Systems
Partial Differential Equations 2
Control Theory
Calculus of Variations
Fluid Mechanics
Quantum Theory 2
Intro to General Relativity
Reading Course

Five additional math courses

Introduction to Combinatorics
Introduction to Combinatorics (Advanced Level)
Introduction to Optimization
Introduction to Optimization (Advanced Level)
Computational Linear Algebra
Introduction to Rings and Fields with Applications
Introduction to Group Theory with Applications
Differential Geometry
Applied Linear Models
Applied Probability

Requirements

Algebra and Geometry, minimum grade of 5. English. Overall average of 4.
Atestat o Srednem Obrazavanii (Secondary school leaving certificate).
Passes in at least six subjects at the Senior (Grade 11) level, including required courses.
English Language Test.
Official translations are required.
You’re strongly encouraged to write the Euclid Mathematics Contest.
If your first language is not English, you may need to meet ourEnglish language requirements.Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) - Test Of English as a Foreign Language min 90, IELTS Academic - International English Language Testing System min 7.0.
An Admission Information Form must be filled out for this program.