Math 597 Masters Thesis (1 - 6)
Day and Time: to be arranged with advisor
Instructor: student identifies advisor
Supervised research in mathematical sciences or applications.
Prerequisites: topic/ area of study identified. A complete Advisor Request form is required to register. (Obtain here.)
Math 598 Masters Project (1 - 6)
Day and Time: to be arranged with advisor
Instructor: student identifies advisor
Supervised industrial, educational or scientific project involving use of advanced mathematical methods.
Prerequisites: topic/ area of study identified. A complete Advisor Request form is required to register. (Obtain here.)
CS/Math 581 Mathematical Methods in Artificial Intelligence (3)
Day and Time: online course; may meet with instructor one-on-one or with a group occasionally
Dates: approximately June 1 through Aug. 27
Instructor: Professor Bill Wolfe
This course presents several branches of mathematics that provide computational basis for Artificial Intelligence. The course covers Trees and Search, The Concepts of Predicate Logic, The Theory of Resolution, Nonmonotonic Reasoning, Probability Theory, Bayesian Networks, Fuzziness and Belief Theory, Classifier Systems, Math for Neural Networks, Elements of Statistics, Decision Trees and Optimization.
Prerequisites: admission to the MS CS or MS Mathematics Program
Programming requirements: (from the instructor) "they don't need to be programmers, although there may be a team assignment where the CS students are expected to do the coding."