There is a variety of AMATH courses that are accessible to non-majors.
- AMATH 231 Calculus 4
Prerequisite: A strong background in Calculus 1, 2 and 3.
- AMATH 250 Introduction to Differential Equations
Prerequisite: Calculus 2, Linear Algebra
- AMATH 242 Introduction to Computational Mathematics
Prerequisites: Calculus 3, Linear Algebra 2, and a course in Computer Science
- AMATH 342 Computational Methods for Differential Equations
Prerequisite: Differential equations, AMATH 242
- AMATH 350 Differential Equations for Business & Economics
Prerequisite: Calculus 3, Linear Algebra 1, Probability and a course in Business/Economics (see the Undergraduate Calendar)
- AMATH 382 Computational Modelling of Celluar Systems
Prerequisite: Calculus 2
- AMATH 456 Calculus Variations
Prerequisite: Calculus 3, Differential Equations
There are also other third and fourth year courses that may be of interest to non-majors. For example, if you are interested in:
- An in depth treatment of differential equations you could follow AMATH 250 with:
- AMATH 351 Ordinary Differential Equations, and
- AMATH 451 Introduction to Dynamical Systems
- The representation of curves and surfaces in computer graphics you could follow AMATH 231 with:
- AMATH 333 Calculus on Manifolds for Applied Mathematics and Physics
- Einstein's theory of relativity you could follow AMATH 231 and AMATH 271 with:
- AMATH 475 Introduction to General Relativity
- Mathematical finance, an introduction to partial differential equations is part of the necessary background:
- AMATH 353 Partial Differential Equations 1