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Studying in the School of Mathematics and Statistics allows you to analyse and develop valuable insights into our data-driven world. When you combine the expertise of our renowned mathematicians and statisticians with the breadth of courses offered, you’ll be prepared for a wide variety of careers.
Explore our undergraduate courses and start your journey with us today.
2025 Courses
Course outlines will be available in O-week of the term. To view outlines from other year and/or terms visit www.unsw.edu.au/course-outlines.
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Students whose program requires them to take Mathematics courses in later years must take the standard first year courses MATH1131 Mathematics 1A and MATH1231 Mathematics 1B, or their higher equivalents MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A and MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B. The higher versions cover all of the material in MATH1131 and MATH1231, often at greater depth, and are intended for students who have obtained high marks in HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Extension 2, or very high marks in Mathematics Extension 1 alone.
Students who do not intend studying Mathematics beyond Year 1 may instead take the courses MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences and MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences. However, students who select these courses should seriously consider the implications of their choice because only a limited number of further Mathematics courses will be available to them.
The single course MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B * is also available to students seeking an alternate prerequisite for MATH1131 in cases where they do not meet the normal HSC prerequisites. Students should note, however, that only one of MATH1011 and MATH1131 can be counted in their degree.
MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A and MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B are similar to MATH1141 and MATH1241, but are designed for Actuarial Studies students, for students in the BCom/BSc who are taking majors in Finance and Mathematics and for the Mathematics and Finance Plan in Advanced Science.
The course MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics is an additional Level I course which is highly recommended for all students who intend to major in Mathematics. It may be taken in Stage 1 or Stage 2, depending on the mathematical background of the student.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Introduction to Data Science
DATA1001
MATH1011 *
Fundamentals of Mathematics B
MATH1011
MATH1011
Mathematics for Life Sciences
MATH1031
MATH1031
Statistics for Life and Social Sciences
MATH1041
MATH1041
MATH1041
Discrete Mathematics
MATH1081
MATH1081
MATH1081
Mathematics 1A
MATH1131
MATH1131
MATH1131
Higher Mathematics 1A
MATH1141
MATH1141
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A
MATH1151
Mathematics 1B
MATH1231
MATH1231
MATH1231
Higher Mathematics 1B
MATH1241
MATH1241
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B
MATH1251
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In second year, we offer you the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skill in the 'core' areas of mathematics and statistics and, at the same time, to begin to specialise towards Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics.
Some of the courses you take are determined by your choice of Majors/Minors (in the Science degree program 3970 or combined degree programs) or a study plan (in Advanced Science). Other courses are 'free electives' which you can choose for yourself.
The information given here is to help you choose your electives, starting with a list of courses together with links to a fuller description of each course. Many of the courses are available at Higher level as well as Ordinary, so we offer advice on whether to take Higher courses. Finally, there is a guide to the differences between Applied, Pure and Statistics and how this may affect your choice of courses.
What do we offer?
Course List for Mathematics and Statistics Majors etc.
The following is a list of the courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at second year. Each item in the list is linked to a course description which tells you what the course is about and why it is worth studying. The last digit of the course number tells you how many units of credit it is worth: last digit 0 means 3 units of credit and last digit 1 means 6 units of credit.
NOTE: MATH2260 is not taught every year.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
MATH2011 Several Variable Calculus MATH2011
Engineering Mathematics 2D
MATH2018
MATH2018
MATH2018
Engineering Mathematics 2E
MATH2019
Mathematics 2A
MATH2069
Numerical Methods & Statistics
MATH2089
MATH2089 Mathematics 2B
MATH2099
Higher Several Variable Calculus
MATH2111
Differential Equations
MATH2121
Higher Differential Equations
MATH2221
Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics
MATH2241
Mathematical Computing
MATH2301
Finite Mathematics
MATH2400
Linear Algebra
MATH2501
Complex Analysis
MATH2521
Higher Linear Algebra MATH2601
Higher Complex Analysis
MATH2621
Algebra and Analysis
MATH2701
Theory of Statistics
MATH2801
Linear Models MATH2831
Probability, Statistics and Information
MATH2859
Data Management for Statistical Analysis
MATH2871
Higher Theory of Statistics
MATH2901
Higher Linear Models
MATH2931
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The following is a list of courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at third year.
Not all Level III courses in Mathematics and Statistics are offered every year. If a course is not being offered in a particular year, the course entry below will indicate that.
Students proceeding to Year 4 (Honours) in some area of Mathematics or Statistics should consult with the relevant Honours Directors (see the information about Honours) before making a final choice of Level III courses.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Data Science and Decisions
DATA3001
Mathematical Modelling
MATH3041
Applied Real and Functional Analysis
MATH3051
MATH3101 Computational Mathematics for Science and Engineering MATH3101 Mathematical Methods
MATH3121
Optimization
MATH3161
MATH3191 ***
Optimization for Data Science
MATH3191 Dynamical Systems and Chaos
MATH3201
Fluids, Oceans and Climate
MATH3261
Mathematical Computing for Finance
MATH3311
MATH3361 **
Stochastic Differential Equations
MATH3361 Numerical Linear Algebra
MATH3371
Information, Codes and Ciphers
MATH3411
Number Theory
MATH3431
Topology and Differential Geometry
MATH3531
History of Mathematics
MATH3560
Foundations of Calculus
MATH3570
Higher Analysis
MATH3611
Higher Topology and Differential Geometry
MATH3701
Higher Algebra
MATH3711
Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3801
Statistical Inference
MATH3811
Statistical Modelling and Computing
MATH3821
Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research
MATH3831
MATH3841 Statistical Analysis of Dependent Data MATH3841 Experimental Design and Categorical Data
MATH3851
MATH3856 Introduction to Data and Machine Learning MATH3856 Bayesian Inference and Computation
MATH3871
Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3901
Higher Statistical Inference
MATH3911
Biomathematics
MATH6781
* The course MATH1011 requires permission to enrol; contact School ug.MathsStats@unsw.edu.au for support and / or advice.
** These courses (MATH3101 and MATH3361) are offered in alternate years. MATH3101 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3361 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
*** These courses (MATH3171 and MATH3191) are offered in alternate years. MATH3191 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3171 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
2024 Courses
Course outlines will be available in O-week of the term. To view outlines from other year and/or terms visit www.unsw.edu.au/course-outlines.
-
Students whose program requires them to take Mathematics courses in later years must take the standard first year courses MATH1131 Mathematics 1A and MATH1231 Mathematics 1B, or their higher equivalents MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A and MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B. The higher versions cover all of the material in MATH1131 and MATH1231, often at greater depth, and are intended for students who have obtained high marks in HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Extension 2, or very high marks in Mathematics Extension 1 alone.
Students who do not intend studying Mathematics beyond Year 1 may instead take the courses MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences and MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences. However, students who select these courses should seriously consider the implications of their choice because only a limited number of further Mathematics courses will be available to them.
The single course MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B is also available to students seeking an alternate prerequisite for MATH1131 in cases where they do not meet the normal HSC prerequisites. Students should note, however, that only one of MATH1011 and MATH1131 can be counted in their degree.
MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A and MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B are similar to MATH1141 and MATH1241, but are designed for Actuarial Studies students, for students in the BCom/BSc who are taking majors in Finance and Mathematics and for the Mathematics and Finance Plan in Advanced Science.
The course MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics is an additional Level I course which is highly recommended for all students who intend to major in Mathematics. It may be taken in Stage 1 or Stage 2, depending on the mathematical background of the student.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Introduction to Data Science
DATA1001
Fundamentals of Mathematics B
MATH1011
MATH1011
Mathematics for Life Sciences
MATH1031
MATH1031
Statistics for Life and Social Sciences
MATH1041
MATH1041
MATH1041
Discrete Mathematics
MATH1081
MATH1081
MATH1081
Mathematics 1A
MATH1131
MATH1131
MATH1131
Higher Mathematics 1A
MATH1141
MATH1141
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A
MATH1151
Mathematics 1B
MATH1231
MATH1231
MATH1231
Higher Mathematics 1B
MATH1241
MATH1241
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B
MATH1251
-
In second year, we offer you the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skill in the 'core' areas of mathematics and statistics and, at the same time, to begin to specialise towards Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics.
Some of the courses you take are determined by your choice of Majors/Minors (in the Science degree program 3970 or combined degree programs) or a study plan (in Advanced Science). Other courses are 'free electives' which you can choose for yourself.
The information given here is to help you choose your electives, starting with a list of courses together with links to a fuller description of each course. Many of the courses are available at Higher level as well as Ordinary, so we offer advice on whether to take Higher courses. Finally, there is a guide to the differences between Applied, Pure and Statistics and how this may affect your choice of courses.
What do we offer?
Course List for Mathematics and Statistics Majors etc.
The following is a list of the courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at second year. Each item in the list is linked to a course description which tells you what the course is about and why it is worth studying. The last digit of the course number tells you how many units of credit it is worth: last digit 0 means 3 units of credit and last digit 1 means 6 units of credit.
NOTE: MATH2260 is not taught every year.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
MATH2011 Several Variable Calculus MATH2011
Engineering Mathematics 2D
MATH2018
MATH2018
MATH2018
Engineering Mathematics 2E
MATH2019
Mathematics 2A
MATH2069
Numerical Methods & Statistics
MATH2089
MATH2089 Mathematics 2B
MATH2099
Higher Several Variable Calculus
MATH2111
Differential Equations
MATH2121
Higher Differential Equations
MATH2221
Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics
MATH2241
Mathematical Computing
MATH2301
Finite Mathematics
MATH2400
Linear Algebra
MATH2501
Complex Analysis
MATH2521
Higher Linear Algebra MATH2601
Higher Complex Analysis
MATH2621
Algebra and Analysis
MATH2701
Theory of Statistics
MATH2801
Linear Models MATH2831
Probability, Statistics and Information
MATH2859
Data Management for Statistical Analysis
MATH2871
Higher Theory of Statistics
MATH2901
Higher Linear Models
MATH2931
-
The following is a list of courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at third year.
Not all Level III courses in Mathematics and Statistics are offered every year. If a course is not being offered in a particular year, the course entry below will indicate that.
Students proceeding to Year 4 (Honours) in some area of Mathematics or Statistics should consult with the relevant Honours Directors (see the information about Honours) before making a final choice of Level III courses.
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Data Science and Decisions
DATA3001
Mathematical Modelling
MATH3041
Applied Real and Functional Analysis
MATH3051
MATH3101 Computational Mathematics for Science and Engineering MATH3101 Mathematical Methods
MATH3121
Optimization
MATH3161
Optimization for Data Science
MATH3191 Dynamical Systems and Chaos
MATH3201
Fluids, Oceans and Climate
MATH3261
Mathematical Computing for Finance
MATH3311
MATH3361 **
Stochastic Differential Equations**
MATH3361 Numerical Linear Algebra
MATH3371
Information, Codes and Ciphers
MATH3411
Number Theory
MATH3431
Topology and Differential Geometry
MATH3531
History of Mathematics
MATH3560
Foundations of Calculus
MATH3570
Higher Analysis
MATH3611
Higher Topology and Differential Geometry
MATH3701
Higher Algebra
MATH3711
Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3801
Statistical Inference
MATH3811
Statistical Modelling and Computing
MATH3821
Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research
MATH3831
MATH3841 Statistical Analysis of Dependent Data MATH3841 Experimental Design and Categorical Data
MATH3851
MATH3856 Introduction to Data and Machine Learning MATH3856 Bayesian Inference and Computation
MATH3871
Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3901
Higher Statistical Inference
MATH3911
Biomathematics
MATH6781
** These courses (MATH3101 and MATH3361) are offered in alternate years. MATH3101 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3361 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
*** These courses (MATH3171 and MATH3191) are offered in alternate years. MATH3191 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3171 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
2023 Courses
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Students whose program requires them to take Mathematics courses in later years must take the standard first year courses MATH1131 Mathematics 1A and MATH1231 Mathematics 1B, or their higher equivalents MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A and MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B. The higher versions cover all of the material in MATH1131 and MATH1231, often at greater depth, and are intended for students who have obtained high marks in HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Extension 2, or very high marks in Mathematics Extension 1 alone.
Students who do not intend studying Mathematics beyond Year 1 may instead take the courses MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences and MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences. However, students who select these courses should seriously consider the implications of their choice because only a limited number of further Mathematics courses will be available to them.
The single course MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B is also available to students seeking an alternate prerequisite for MATH1131 in cases where they do not meet the normal HSC prerequisites. Students should note, however, that only one of MATH1011 and MATH1131 can be counted in their degree.
MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A and MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B are similar to MATH1141 and MATH1241, but are designed for Actuarial Studies students, for students in the BCom/BSc who are taking majors in Finance and Mathematics and for the Mathematics and Finance Plan in Advanced Science.
The course MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics is an additional Level I course which is highly recommended for all students who intend to major in Mathematics. It may be taken in Stage 1 or Stage 2, depending on the mathematical background of the student.
Starting from T2 2023, students should access course outlines from www.unsw.edu.au/course-outlines.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Introduction to Data Science
DATA1001
Fundamentals of Mathematics B
MATH1011
Mathematics for Life Sciences
MATH1031
Statistics for Life and Social Sciences
MATH1041
MATH1041
Discrete Mathematics
MATH1081
MATH1081
Mathematics 1A
MATH1131
MATH1131
Higher Mathematics 1A
MATH1141
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A
Mathematics 1B
MATH1231
MATH1231
Higher Mathematics 1B
MATH1241
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B
MATH1251
-
In second year, we offer you the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skill in the 'core' areas of mathematics and statistics and, at the same time, to begin to specialise towards Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics.
Some of the courses you take are determined by your choice of Majors/Minors (in the Science degree program 3970 or combined degree programs) or a study plan (in Advanced Science). Other courses are 'free electives' which you can choose for yourself.
The information given here is to help you choose your electives, starting with a list of courses together with links to a fuller description of each course. Many of the courses are available at Higher level as well as Ordinary, so we offer advice on whether to take Higher courses. Finally, there is a guide to the differences between Applied, Pure and Statistics and how this may affect your choice of courses.
What do we offer?
Course List for Mathematics and Statistics Majors etc.
The following is a list of the courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at second year. Each item in the list is linked to a course description which tells you what the course is about and why it is worth studying. The last digit of the course number tells you how many units of credit it is worth: last digit 0 means 3 units of credit and last digit 1 means 6 units of credit.
NOTE: MATH2260 is not taught every year.
Starting from T2 2023, students should access course outlines from www.unsw.edu.au/course-outlines.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Several Variable Calculus
Engineering Mathematics 2D
MATH2018
MATH2018
Engineering Mathematics 2E
Mathematics 2A
MATH2069
Numerical Methods & Statistics
MATH2089 Mathematics 2B
MATH2099
Higher Several Variable Calculus
Differential Equations
MATH2121
Higher Differential Equations
MATH2221
Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics
Mathematical Computing
Finite Mathematics
MATH2400
Linear Algebra
MATH2501
Complex Analysis
MATH2521
Higher Linear Algebra
MATH2601
Higher Complex Analysis
MATH2621
Algebra and Analysis
MATH2701
Theory of Statistics
MATH2801
Linear Models
MATH2831
Probability, Statistics and Information
MATH2859
Data Management for Statistical Analysis
Higher Theory of Statistics
MATH2901
Higher Linear Models
MATH2931
-
The following is a list of courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at third year.
Not all Level III courses in Mathematics and Statistics are offered every year. If a course is not being offered in a particular year, the course entry below will indicate that.
Students proceeding to Year 4 (Honours) in some area of Mathematics or Statistics should consult with the relevant Honours Directors (see the information about Honours) before making a final choice of Level III courses.
Starting from T2 2023, students should access course outlines from www.unsw.edu.au/course-outlines.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Data Science and Decisions
DATA3001
Mathematical Modelling
MATH3041
Applied Real and Functional Analysis
MATH3051
MATH3101 Computational Mathematics for Science and Engineering MATH3101 Mathematical Methods
Optimization
MATH3171 ***
Linear and Discrete Optimization Modelling***
MATH3171 Dynamical Systems and Chaos
MATH3201
Fluids, Oceans and Climate
MATH3261
Mathematical Computing for Finance
MATH3311
MATH3361 **
Stochastic Differential Equations**
MATH3361 Numerical Linear Algebra
Information, Codes and Ciphers
MATH3411
MATH3431
Number Theory
Transformation, Groups and Geometry
MATH3511
History of Mathematics
Foundations of Calculus
Higher Analysis
MATH3611
Higher Topology and Differential Geometry
MATH3701
Higher Algebra
Probability and Stochastic Processes
Statistical Inference
Statistical Modelling and Computing
MATH3821
Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research
MATH3831
MATH3841 Statistical Analysis of Dependent Data MATH3841 Experimental Design and Categorical Data
MATH3851
MATH3856 Introduction to Data and Machine Learning MATH3856 Bayesian Inference and Computation
MATH3871
Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes
Higher Statistical Inference
Biomathematics
MATH6781
** These courses (MATH3101 and MATH3361) are offered in alternate years. MATH3101 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3361 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
*** These courses (MATH3171 and MATH3191) are offered in alternate years. MATH3191 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3171 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
2022 Courses
Note: We are aware some course exclusions on the Handbook may be different to the School website. We are in the process of updating this information. Meanwhile, students should be following the Handbook course information with the School website information as a supplement.
-
Students whose program requires them to take Mathematics courses in later years must take the standard first year courses MATH1131 Mathematics 1A and MATH1231 Mathematics 1B, or their higher equivalents MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A and MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B. The higher versions cover all of the material in MATH1131 and MATH1231, often at greater depth, and are intended for students who have obtained high marks in HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Extension 2, or very high marks in Mathematics Extension 1 alone.
Students who do not intend studying Mathematics beyond Year 1 may instead take the courses MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences and MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences. However, students who select these courses should seriously consider the implications of their choice because only a limited number of further Mathematics courses will be available to them.
The single course MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B is also available to students seeking an alternate prerequisite for MATH1131 in cases where they do not meet the normal HSC prerequisites. Students should note, however, that only one of MATH1011 and MATH1131 can be counted in their degree.
MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A and MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B are similar to MATH1141 and MATH1241, but are designed for Actuarial Studies students, for students in the BCom/BSc who are taking majors in Finance and Mathematics and for the Mathematics and Finance Plan in Advanced Science.
The course MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics is an additional Level I course which is highly recommended for all students who intend to major in Mathematics. It may be taken in Stage 1 or Stage 2, depending on the mathematical background of the student.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Introduction to Data Science
DATA1001
Fundamentals of Mathematics B
MATH1011
Mathematics for Life Sciences
MATH1031
Statistics for Life and Social Sciences
MATH1041
MATH1041
Discrete Mathematics
MATH1081
MATH1081
Mathematics 1A
MATH1131
MATH1131
Higher Mathematics 1A
MATH1141
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A
MATH1151
Mathematics 1B
MATH1231
MATH1231
Higher Mathematics 1B
MATH1241
MATH1241
Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B
MATH1251
-
In second year, we offer you the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skill in the 'core' areas of mathematics and statistics and, at the same time, to begin to specialise towards Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics.
Some of the courses you take are determined by your choice of Majors/Minors (in the Science degree program 3970 or combined degree programs) or a study plan (in Advanced Science). Other courses are 'free electives' which you can choose for yourself.
The information given here is to help you choose your electives, starting with a list of courses together with links to a fuller description of each course. Many of the courses are available at Higher level as well as Ordinary, so we offer advice on whether to take Higher courses. Finally, there is a guide to the differences between Applied, Pure and Statistics and how this may affect your choice of courses.
What do we offer?
Course List for Mathematics and Statistics Majors etc.
The following is a list of the courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at second year. Each item in the list is linked to a course description which tells you what the course is about and why it is worth studying. The last digit of the course number tells you how many units of credit it is worth: last digit 0 means 3 units of credit and last digit 1 means 6 units of credit.
NOTE: MATH2260 is not taught every year.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Several Variable Calculus
MATH2011
Engineering Mathematics 2D
MATH2018
MATH2018
Engineering Mathematics 2E
MATH2019
Mathematics 2A
Numerical Methods & Statistics
MATH2089
MATH2089
Mathematics 2B
MATH2099
Higher Several Variable Calculus
MATH2111
Differential Equations
MATH2121
Higher Differential Equations
MATH2221
Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics
MATH2241
Mathematical Computing
MATH2301
Finite Mathematics
MATH2400
Linear Algebra
MATH2501
Complex Analysis
Higher Linear Algebra
MATH2601
Higher Complex Analysis
Algebra and Analysis
Theory of Statistics
MATH2801
Linear Models
Probability, Statistics and Information
MATH2859
Data Management for Statistical Analysis
MATH2871
Higher Theory of Statistics
MATH2901
Higher Linear Models
-
The following is a list of courses we offer Mathematics and Statistics majors at third year.
Not all Level III courses in Mathematics and Statistics are offered every year. If a course is not being offered in a particular year, the course entry below will indicate that.
Students proceeding to Year 4 (Honours) in some area of Mathematics or Statistics should consult with the relevant Honours Directors (see the information about Honours) before making a final choice of Level III courses.
Course code
Description
Term 1
(Course Outline)
Term 2
(Course Outline)
Term 3
(Course Outline)
Data Science and Decisions
Mathematical Modelling
MATH3041
Applied Real and Functional Analysis
MATH3101**
Computational Mathematics for Science and Engineering**
Mathematical Methods
MATH3121
Optimization
MATH3161
MATH3171 ***
Linear and Discrete Optimization Modelling***
MATH3191 ***
Mathematical Optimization for Data Science***
Dynamical Systems and Chaos
Fluids, Oceans and Climate
Mathematical Computing for Finance
MATH3311
MATH3361**
Stochastic Differential Equations**
Numerical Linear Algebra
MATH3371
Information, Codes and Ciphers
Algebraic Techniques in Number Theory
MATH3521
Topology and Differential Geometry
History of Mathematics
Foundations of Calculus
MATH3570
Higher Analysis
MATH3611
Higher Topology and Differential Geometry
Higher Algebra
MATH3711
Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3801
Statistical Inference
MATH3811
Statistical Modelling and Computing
MATH3821
Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research
MATH3831
Experimental Design and Categorical Data
Bayesian Inference and Computation
Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH3901
Higher Statistical Inference
MATH3911
Biomathematics
MATH6781
** These courses (MATH3101 and MATH3361) are offered in alternate years. MATH3101 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3361 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
*** These courses (MATH3171 and MATH3191) are offered in alternate years. MATH3191 will be offered in even years (2022, 2024…), and MATH3171 will be offered in odd years (2023, 2025…).
2021 Courses
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Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B MATH1011 MATH1011 MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences MATH1031 MATH1031 MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1131 Mathematics 1A MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A MATH1141 MATH1141 MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A MATH1151 MATH1231 Mathematics 1B MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B MATH1241 MATH1241 MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B MATH1251 DATA1001 Introduction to Data Science and Decisions DATA1001 -
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
MATH2011 Several Variable Calculus MATH2011 MATH2018 Engineering Mathematics 2D MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2019 Engineering Mathematics 2E MATH2019 MATH2069 Mathematics 2A MATH2069 MATH2089 Numerical Methods & Statistics MATH2089 MATH2089 MATH2099 Mathematics 2B MATH2099 MATH2111 Higher Several Variable Calculus MATH2111 MATH2121 Differential Equations MATH2121 MATH2221 Higher Differential Equations MATH2221 MATH2241 Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics MATH2241 MATH2301 Mathematical Computing MATH2301 MATH2400 Finite Mathematics MATH2400 MATH2501 Linear Algebra MATH2501 MATH2521 Complex Analysis MATH2521 MATH2601 Higher Linear Algebra MATH2601 MATH2621 Higher Complex Analysis MATH2621 MATH2701 Algebra and Analysis MATH2701 MATH2801 Theory of Statistics MATH2801 MATH2831 Linear Models MATH2831 MATH2859 Probability, Statistics and Information MATH2859 MATH2871 Data Management for Statistical Analysis MATH2871 MATH2901 Higher Theory of Statistics MATH2901 MATH2931 Higher Linear Models MATH2931 -
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DATA3001 Data Science and Decisions DATA3001 MATH3041 Mathematical Modelling MATH3041 MATH3101 Computational Mathematics MATH3101 MATH3121 Mathematical Methods MATH3121 MATH3161 Optimization MATH3161 MATH3171 Linear and Discrete Optimization Modelling MATH3171 MATH3201 Dynamical Systems and Chaos MATH3201 MATH3261 Fluids, Oceans and Climate MATH3261 MATH3311 Mathematical Computing for Finance MATH3311 MATH3361 Stochastic Differential Equations MATH3361 MATH3411 Information, Codes and Ciphers MATH3411 MATH3511 Transformations, Groups and Geometry MATH3511 MATH3521 Algebraic Techniques in Number Theory MATH3521 MATH3560 History of Mathematics MATH3560 MATH3570 Foundations of Calculus MATH3570 MATH3611 Higher Analysis MATH3611 MATH3701 Higher Topology and Differential Geometry MATH3701 MATH3711 Higher Algebra MATH3711 MATH3801 Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3801 MATH3811 Statistical Inference MATH3811 MATH3821 Statistical Modelling and Computing MATH3821 MATH3831 Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research MATH3831 MATH3851 Experimental Design and Categorical Data MATH3851 MATH3871 Bayesian Inference and Computation MATH3871 MATH3901 Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3901 MATH3911 Higher Statistical Inference MATH3911 MATH6781 Biomathematics MATH6781
2020 Courses
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MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B MATH1011 MATH1011 MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences MATH1031 MATH1031 MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1131 Mathematics 1A MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A MATH1141 MATH1141 MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A MATH1151 MATH1231 Mathematics 1B MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B MATH1241 MATH1241 MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B MATH1251 DATA1001 Introduction to Data Science and Decisions DATA1001 -
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MATH2011 Several Variable Calculus MATH2011 MATH2018 Engineering Mathematics 2D MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2019 Engineering Mathematics 2E MATH2019 MATH2019 MATH2069 Mathematics 2A MATH2069 MATH2089 Numerical Methods & Statistics MATH2089 MATH2089 MATH2099 Mathematics 2B MATH2099 MATH2111 Higher Several Variable Calculus MATH2111 MATH2121 Differential Equations MATH2121 MATH2221 Higher Differential Equations MATH2221 MATH2241 Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics MATH2241 MATH2301 Mathematical Computing MATH2301 MATH2400 Finite Mathematics MATH2400 MATH2501 Linear Algebra MATH2501 MATH2521 Complex Analysis MATH2521 MATH2601 Higher Linear Algebra MATH2601 MATH2621 Higher Complex Analysis MATH2621 MATH2701 Algebra and Analysis MATH2701 MATH2801 Theory of Statistics MATH2801 MATH2831 Linear Models MATH2831 MATH2859 Probability, Statistics and Information MATH2859 MATH2871 Data Management for Statistical Analysis MATH2871 MATH2901 Higher Theory of Statistics MATH2901 MATH2931 Higher Linear Models MATH2931 -
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Term 1
Term 2
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DATA3001 Data Science and Decisions DATA3001 MATH3041 Mathematical Modelling MATH3041 MATH3101 Computational Mathematics MATH3101 MATH3121 Mathematical Methods MATH3121 MATH3161 Optimization MATH3161 MATH3171 Linear and Discrete Optimization Modelling MATH3171 MATH3201 Dynamical Systems and Chaos MATH3201 MATH3261 Fluids, Oceans and Climate MATH3261 MATH3311 Mathematical Computing for Finance MATH3311 MATH3361 Stochastic Differential Equations MATH3361 MATH3411 Information, Codes and Ciphers MATH3411 MATH3511 Transformations, Groups and Geometry MATH3511 MATH3521 Algebraic Techniques in Number Theory MATH3521 MATH3531 Topology and Differential Geometry MATH3560 History of Mathematics MATH3560 MATH3570 Foundations of Calculus MATH3570 MATH3611 Higher Analysis MATH3611 MATH3701 Higher Topology and Differential Geometry MATH3701 MATH3711 Higher Algebra MATH3711 MATH3801 Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3801 MATH3811 Statistical Inference MATH3811 MATH3821 Statistical Modelling and Computing MATH3821 MATH3831 Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research MATH3831 MATH3841 Statistical Analysis of Dependent Data Cancelled MATH3851 Experimental Design and Categorical Data MATH3851 MATH3871 Bayesian Inference and Computation MATH3871 MATH3901 Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3901 MATH3911 Higher Statistical Inference MATH3911 MATH6781 Biomathematics MATH6781
2019 Courses
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MATH1011 Fundamentals of Mathematics B MATH1011 MATH1011 MATH1031 Mathematics for Life Sciences MATH1031 MATH1031 MATH1041 Statistics for Life and Social Sciences MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1041 MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1081 MATH1131 Mathematics 1A MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1131 MATH1141 Higher Mathematics 1A MATH1141 MATH1141 MATH1151 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1A MATH1151 MATH1231 Mathematics 1B MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1231 MATH1241 Higher Mathematics 1B MATH1241 MATH1241 MATH1251 Mathematics for Actuarial Studies and Finance 1B MATH1251 DATA1001 Introduction to Data Science and Decisions DATA1001 -
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Term 2
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MATH2011 Several Variable Calculus MATH2011 MATH2018 Engineering Mathematics 2D MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2018 MATH2019 Engineering Mathematics 2E MATH2019 MATH2019 MATH2069 Mathematics 2A MATH2069 MATH2089 Numerical Methods & Statistics MATH2089 MATH2089 MATH2099 Mathematics 2B MATH2099 MATH2111 Higher Several Variable Calculus MATH2111 MATH2121 Differential Equations MATH2121 MATH2221 Higher Differential Equations MATH2221 MATH2241 Intro to Atmosphere & Ocean Dynamics MATH2241 MATH2301 Mathematical Computing MATH2301 MATH2400 Finite Mathematics MATH2400 MATH2501 Linear Algebra MATH2501 MATH2521 Complex Analysis MATH2521 MATH2601 Higher Linear Algebra MATH2601 MATH2621 Higher Complex Analysis MATH2621 MATH2701 Algebra and Analysis MATH2701 MATH2801 Theory of Statistics MATH2801 MATH2831 Linear Models MATH2831 MATH2859 Probability, Statistics and Information MATH2859 MATH2871 Data Management for Statistical Analysis MATH2871 MATH2901 Higher Theory of Statistics MATH2901 MATH2931 Higher Linear Models MATH2931 -
Course code
Description
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
DATA3001 Data Science and Decisions DATA3001 MATH3041 Mathematical Modelling MATH3041 MATH3101 Computational Mathematics MATH3101 MATH3121 Mathematical Methods MATH3121 MATH3161 Optimization MATH3161 MATH3171 Linear and Discrete Optimization Modelling MATH3171 MATH3201 Dynamical Systems and Chaos MATH3201 MATH3261 Fluids, Oceans and Climate MATH3261 MATH3311 Mathematical Computing for Finance MATH3311 MATH3361 Stochastic Differential Equations MATH3361 MATH3411 Information, Codes and Ciphers MATH3411 MATH3511 Transformations, Groups and Geometry MATH3511 MATH3521 Algebraic Techniques in Number Theory MATH3521 MATH3531 Topology and Differential Geometry MATH3560 History of Mathematics MATH3560 MATH3570 Foundations of Calculus MATH3570 MATH3611 Higher Analysis MATH3611 MATH3701 Higher Topology and Differential Geometry MATH3701 MATH3711 Higher Algebra MATH3711 MATH3801 Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3801 MATH3811 Statistical Inference MATH3811 MATH3821 Statistical Modelling and Computing MATH3821 MATH3831 Statistical Methods in Social and Market Research MATH3831 MATH3841 Statistical Analysis of Dependent Data Cancelled MATH3851 Experimental Design and Categorical Data MATH3851 MATH3871 Bayesian Inference and Computation MATH3871 MATH3901 Higher Probability and Stochastic Processes MATH3901 MATH3911 Higher Statistical Inference MATH3911 MATH6781 Biomathematics MATH6781