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Course Titles

The School's Honours programs contain a broad spectrum of topics in Pure and Applied Mathematics and Statistics. Below is a provisional list of Honours courses and lecturers for 2008. There will be some additional courses taught in conjuction with the University of Sydney; details will be provided soon.

We remind students that they are not restricted to the courses from their `home department'. As well as courses from the other two departments, you may be able to take certain third year mathematics options, courses at the AMSI-ICE-EM Summer School, or suitable courses from elsewhere in the University. Please consult with your Honours coordinator before you finalize the list of courses that you will attempt.

Courses marked with (*) have special restrictions on their enrolment and may not be permitted in all programs.

You should note that Honours students do not complete University enrolments in the courses below. As far as the University is concerned, you are only enrolled in MATH4XXX. It is therefore usually straightforward to do things like attending extra courses before settling on a final selection. If you do intend to stop participating in a course that you have been attending, please let the lecturer know so that they can make a sensible report at the end of the semester. Note that courses run in other parts of the University may have more stringent rules - don't assume that you can necessarily make a late withdrawal from a course in another discipline.

Semester 1

MATH5165 Optimization V Jeyakumar
MATH5215 Special Topics (Applied) Dynamic Equations on Time Scales C Tisdell
MATH5295 Special Topics (Applied)Ocean Modelling J Middleton
MATH5305 Computational Mathematics W Mclean
MATH5545 Special Topics (Pure)Stochastic Differential Equations B Goldys
MATH5605 Functional Analysis H Grundling
MATH5645 Analytic Number Theory P Brown
MATH5705/3611 Analysis T Bates
MATH5735 Algebra III (Modules and Representation Theory) J Du
MATH5826 Statistical Methods in Epidemiology S Galbraith
MATH5835 Stochastic Processes B Goldys
MATH5846 Introduction to Probability & Stochastic Processes I Renner
MATH5855 Multivariate Analysis I Koch
MATH5856 Introduction to Statistics & Statistical Computations Y Fan
MATH5885 Longitudinal Data Analysis S Galbraith
MATH5960 Bayesian Inference & Computations Y Fan & S Sisson
MATH5965 Discrete Time Financial Modelling M Rutkowski
MATH5975 Introduction to Stochastic Analysis B Goldys
MATH5995 Special Topics (Financial Maths) Credit Risk M Rutkowski

Semester 2

MATH5175 Modeling Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology (Not Offered in 2008) J Murray
MATH5185 Special Topics (Applied)Modern Topics in Dynamics B Henry
MATH5285 Fluids, Oceans and Climate P Blennerhassett & A Sen Gupta
MATH5335 Computational Methods for Finance W McLean
MATH5425 Special Topics (Pure) Graph Theory C Greenhill
MATH5515 Special Topics (Pure)Commutative Harmonic Analysis N Wildberger
MATH5525 Special Topics(Pure)C*-Algebras A An Huef
MATH5806 Applied Regression Analysis B Brown
MATH5816 Continuous Time Financial Modelling M Rutkowski
MATH5825 Measure, Integration and Probability B Goldys
MATH5905 Statistical Inference I Koch
MATH5906
Design & Analysis of Clinical Trails
S Galbraith
MATH5945
Categorial Data Analysis
S Penev
MATH5985
Term Structure Modelling
M Rutkowski
MSCI5004 Oceanographic Processes M Roughan

Please note that courses that have not been timetabled with be arranged at a meeting on Friday 1:00 pm in RC-4082 Red Centre Week Zero of each Semester. Students are advised to attend this meeting in order to have their preferences noted.

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