Graduate School Statutes 1954
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2. American or European history since 1789, comparative govern- ment, economic and political geography of a special area, inter- national economics, public administration, social psychology, United States government and constitutional law, and world geography.
4.10 Mathematics.
a. Master of Arts: three fields, including one from area 1, one from area 2, and one from another area.
b. Doctor of Philosophy: five fields, including Modern Algebra or Matrix Theory in area 1 and Functions of Real and ...Complex Vari- ables in area 2. At least one field must be selected from the area of the candidate's dissertation, and at least one field outside areas 2 and 3.
c. Areas: 1. Algebra, logic, and number theory: Modern algebra; Matrix theory; Mathematical logic; and Number theory.
2. Analysis: Functions of real and complex variables; Differential equations; Integral equations; and Calculus of variations.
3. Geometry and topology: Algebraic geometry; Projective geom- etry; Differential geometry; and Topology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. American or European history since 1789, comparative govern- ment, economic and political geography of a special area, inter- national economics, public administration, social psychology, United States government and constitutional law, and world geography.
4.10 Mathematics.
a. Master of Arts: three fields, including one from area 1, one from area 2, and one from another area.
b. Doctor of Philosophy: five fields, including Modern Algebra or Matrix Theory in area 1 and Functions of Real and ...Complex Vari- ables in area 2. At least one field must be selected from the area of the candidate's dissertation, and at least one field outside areas 2 and 3.
c. Areas: 1. Algebra, logic, and number theory: Modern algebra; Matrix theory; Mathematical logic; and Number theory.
2. Analysis: Functions of real and complex variables; Differential equations; Integral equations; and Calculus of variations.
3. Geometry and topology: Algebraic geometry; Projective geom- etry; Differential geometry; and Topology.
What to read after Graduate School Statutes 1954?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American University to read onlineMoreLess
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