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Entry Requirements

In order to do the Mathematics Degree, candidates must satisfy the requirements for entrance to the Faculty of Pure and Applied Science i.e. they must:

Either:
  1. Satisfy the University requirements for Normal Matriculation.
  2. Have obtained passes at CXC Secondary Education General Proficiency level (or equivalent) in Mathematics and two subjects at CAPE (both comprising Units 1 & 2) or at GCE A-level (or equivalent) one of which must be an approved science subject.

Or:

  1. Satisfy the University requirements for Lower level Matriclulation.
  2. Have obtained passes at CXC Secondary Education General Proficiency level with grades I, II, or since 1998 grade III (or equivalent) in Mathematics and two approved science subjects.

Programme Structure

A major in Mathematics requires passes in M20A, M20B, M21A, M21B and sixteen (16) other credits from Part II Mathematics courses. At least eight (8) of the sixteen must be obtained at Level III. Certain courses, as noted individually, cannot count towards the major.

A double major in Mathematics requires passes in Sixty-four (64) credits at Levels II and III. These should contain the core courses together with a minimum of 32 credits at Level III.

A minor in Mathematics requires passes in any eight (8) Level II and eight (8) Level III Mathematics credits.

Courses
 
Course descriptions can be found on the following web pages:
NB: C - Compulsory, O - Optional
Part
Level
Code
Credits
C/O
Title
I
I
M 10A
6
C
Basic Introductory Mathematics
 
M 10B
6
C
Functions of Real Variables
 
CS11A
6
C
Introduction to Computer Science I
   
CS11B
6
C
Introduction to Computer Science II
   
EC10C
3
C
Introduction to Microeconomics
   
EC10E
3
C
Introduction to Macroeconomics
   
MS15D
3
C
Financial Accounting
   
MS15B
3
C
Introduction to Cost & Management Accounting
           
II
II
M 20A
4
C
Abstract Algebra
 
M 20B
4
C
Linear Algebra
 
M 21A
4
C
Analysis and Mathematical Methods I
   
M 21B
4
C
Analysis and Mathematical Methods II
   
M25A
4
C
Probability Theory
   
M 25B
4
C
Staistical Inference
   
M 27A
4
C
Mathematics of Finance
   
M27B
4
C
Introductions to Actuarial Mathematics
   
MS28D
3
C
Financial Management I
 
III
MS38H
3
C
Financial Management II
 
M31E
4
C
Applied Statistics
   
M34Q
4
C
Life Contingencies
   
M34R
4
C
Risk Theory
   
M35R
4
C
Principles of Asset/Liability Management for Actuarial Science
           
plus
A minimum of eleven (11) additional credits should be selected from:
II
II
CS22Q
4
O
Software Engineering
CS35Q
4
O
Information System
III
M 30Q
4
O
Matrix Theory
M 32A
4
O
Numerical Analysis
M 32B
4
O
Optimization Theory
   
M 32C
4
O
Topics in Operation Research
   
M 33R
4
O
Complex Analysis
   
M 34T
4
O
Survival Models/Construction Topology
   
M 36Q
4
O
Metric Spaces and Topology
   
SY35B
3
O
Demography I

Additional Information
Additional informtaion can be obtained from the online Actuarial Science brochure.

 
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