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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

Program Overview

Mathematics is an art that can answer difficult questions raised by complicated structures in all scientific disciplines. Mathematics tells us about patterns, structures, logical analysis, calculations and formulations. Mathematics has an insidious influence on everyday lives and contributes to the wealth of the country.

The BS Mathematics programme at CUI, Sahiwal is specifically designed to meet international trends and standards for mathematical education. This undergraduate programme is aimed at the enhancement of problem solving skills to handle research problems through research projects. The course outline followed in this programme provides a solid foundation for the investigations of real world problems. One can peruse higher education in any world classinstitution effectively afterthe undergraduate programme.

Objectives

This BS Mathematics programme aims to educate students in a deep conceptual manner. Our graduates can become active research programmers after acquiring basic mathematical learning from this programme.Our mission is to provide bright career opportunities to our students. Mathematics can provide all the creative qualities and skills demanded in stimulating and rewarding carriers. A mathematician can make research collaborations in various research projects in different disciplines such as biology, chemistry and industrial analysis for multinational companies etc.

Research Areas

• Pure Mathematics
• Commutative Algebra
• Graph Theory
• Differential Equations
• Fluid Mechanics
• Electromagnetic Theory
• Computational Mathematics
• Differential Geometry
• Numerical Analysis
• Mathematical Statistics

Eligibility

• Intermediate or equivalent with Mathematics with minimum 50% marks from an accredited institution
• NTS GAT (General) Test

Teaching Assesmnet

Teaching is carried out through lectures with the option of undertaking a project in the final year. Each course comprises of three credit hours (two classes per week).

• Each year comprises of two semesters (autumn and spring).
• The progress of students in each semester is examined by quizzes and assignments and two exams (mid-term and finals). 25% marks are reserved for the mid-term exams. 50% marks are reserved for finals. Remaining 25% marks for the quizzes and assignments.
• The minimum criteria to get through any course is to get 50% marks.