• 24 graduate course credits** (12 on the 600-800 level) plus 6 credits thesis research AMSC799
• 12 credits must be in the courses with primarily math content, 6 of these credits must be at the 600-800 level
• 3 credits must be a course in Numerical Analysis (grade B or better)
• 1 credit of Applied Math or appropriate seminar offered by a participating department.
• 6 credits in application area at the (600-800 level) or 9 credits, with at least 3 credits at the 600-800 level.

Masters Degrees with AM Concentration - Without Thesis

• 30 graduate course credits** (18 on the 600-800 level)
• 15 credits must be in the courses with primarily math content, 9 of these credits must be at the 600-800 level
• 3 credits must be a course in Numerical Analysis (grade B or better)
• For the area of application, the student must have at least either 6 credits at the 600-800 level or 9 credits, at least 3 of which are at the 600-800 level.
• 1 credit of Applied Math or appropriate seminar offered by a participating department.

Masters Degrees with SC Concentration - With Thesis

• Students must satisfy the Course Requirements
  • 24 graduate course credits** which includes the AMSC 660, 661 and 662
  • 6 hours of core Science courses
  • 3 hours of Scientific Computing Applications coursework
  • 1 credit of Applied Math or appropriate seminar offered by a participating department.
• Write Thesis under the guidance of Advisors and present orally for Examination Committee

Masters Degrees with SC Concentration - Without Thesis

• Students must satisfy the Course Requirements
  • 30 graduate course credits** which includes the AMSC 660, 661, 662, 663 and 664
  • 6 hours of core Science courses
  • 3 hours of Scientific Computing Applications coursework
• Student must have written a Scholarly Paper on an acceptable topic in applied math or scientific computation under the guidance of designated faculty member/advisor. The paper must include an abstract and references to all literature used. The paper must also be approved by the designated faculty member/advisor.
• Certification of Masters Degree must be completed and signed by advisor and Director

Often students enrolled in other PhD programs choose to get a Masters Degree via the dual masters PhD program instead of a Graduate Certification. Students seeking a Masters degree in AMSC are required to to fill out an Approved Program Form.

Students accepted into the Masters program may transfer up to 6 credits of requirements if they have taken equivalent graduate courses at a regionally accredited institution, as long as the conditions specified in the Graduate Catalogue for the transfer of credit are met and the AMSC Graduate Committee approves.