Mathematics courses at Auburn
7,072 MATH courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- MATH 6000Mathematical Modeling: Continuous
- MATH 6010Vector Calculus
- MATH 6030Complex Variables with Applications I
- MATH 6050Matrix Theory and Applications
- MATH 6060Elementary Partial Differential Equations
- MATH 6110Number Theory
- MATH 6120Information Theory
- MATH 6140Data Compression
- MATH 6150Algebraic Coding Theory
- MATH 6170Finite Extremal Set Theory
- MATH 6180Cryptography
- MATH 6200Analysis I
- MATH 6210Analysis II
- MATH 6310Introduction to Abstract Algebra I
- MATH 6320Introduction to Abstract Algebra II
- MATH 6330Computational Algebra
- MATH 6350Introduction to Algebraic Geometry
- MATH 6370Linear Algebra
- MATH 6380Intermediate Euclidean Geometry I
- MATH 6390Intermediate Euclidean Geometry II
- MATH 6460Perturbation Methods
- MATH 6500Introduction to Topology
- MATH 6630Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
- MATH 6640Introduction to Numerical Analysis II
- MATH 6650Theory of Nonlinear Optimization
- MATH 6670Probability and Stochastic Processes I
- MATH 6680Probability and Stochastic Processes II
- MATH 6710Linear Optimization
- MATH 6730Enumeration
- MATH 6740Social Network Analysis
- MATH 6750Introduction to Graph Theory
- MATH 6770Combinatorial Designs
- MATH 6800Actuarial Mathematics I
- MATH 6810Actuarial Mathematics II
- MATH 6840Number Systems and Algebra for Teachers
- MATH 6850Functions and Mathematical Modeling for Teachers
- MATH 6860Geometry for Teachers
- MATH 6870Financial Mathematics
- MATH 6970Special Topics3 credits