Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD)
Columbia University · NY · APPLIED-MATHEMATICS-PHD-ENGSCD
Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD) is a Doctorate degree at Columbia University, NY. It covers areas like computational mathematics, mathematics, mathematical economics, applied mathematics, discrete mathematics, mathematics education. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Columbia University
Doctorate
What you'll study in Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD)
Example subjects: ADV STATISTICAL MECHANICS, FINITE MATHEMATICS, DISCRETE MATHEMATICS, FINITE MATHEMATICS, SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION II, Mathematics for Machine Learning, From Algorithmic Thinking to Development, Engineering Software-as-a-Service, Advanced Software Engineering, Advanced Algorithms, Topics in Theoretical Computer Science, Special topics in computer science, II.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD)?
Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD) covers areas like computational-mathematics, mathematics, mathematical-economics, applied-mathematics, mathematics-education, discrete-mathematics, applied-statistics, statistical-computing.
Who offers Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD)?
Applied Mathematics (PhD, EngScD) is offered by Columbia University, NY.
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