Contact Info
Department of Applied Mathematics
University of Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario
Canada N2L 3G1
Phone: 519-888-4567, ext. 32700
Fax: 519-746-4319
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Fall term = F
Winter term = W
Spring term = S
Course |
Term |
Title |
Cross-Listing |
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AMATH 231 | F, W, S | Calculus 4 | ~ |
AMATH 242 | W, S | Intro to Computational Mathematics | CM 271, CS 371 |
AMATH 250 | F, W, S | Introduction to Differential Equations | ~ |
AMATH 251 | F | Introduction to Differential Equations (Advanced Level) | ~ |
AMATH 271 | F | Introduction to Theoretical Mechanics | ~ |
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AMATH 331 | F, W | Applied Real Analysis | PMATH 331 |
AMATH 332 | W, S | Applied Complex Analysis | PMATH 332 |
AMATH 342 | F, W | Computational Methods for DEs | CM 352 |
AMATH 350 | F, W | Differential Equations for Business and Economics | ~ |
AMATH 351 | F, S | Ordinary Differential Equations 2 | ~ |
AMATH 353 | W, S | Partial Differential Equations 1 | ~ |
AMATH 361 | W | Continuum Mechanics | ~ |
AMATH 373 | W | Quantum Theory 1 | ~ |
AMATH 382 | W (even) | Computational Modelling of Cellular Systems | BIOL 382 |
AMATH 383 | W (odd) |
Introduction to Mathematical Biology |
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AMATH 390 | F (even) |
Mathematics and Music |
~ |
AMATH 391 | F (odd) | Fourier to Wavelets | ~ |
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AMATH 442 | F | Computational Methods for PDEs | CM 452 |
AMATH 451 | W | Intro to Dynamical Systems | ~ |
AMATH 453 | F (odd) | Partial Differential Equations 2 | ~ |
AMATH 455 | W | Control Theory | ~ |
AMATH 456 | F | Calculus of Variations | ~ |
AMATH 463 | F | Fluid Mechanics | ~ |
AMATH 473 | F | Quantum Theory 2 | PHYS 454 |
AMATH 474 | W | Quantum Theory 3: Quantum Information and Foundations | PHYS 484 |
AMATH 475 | W | Intro to General Relativity |
PHYS 476 |
AMATH 477 | F (odd) | Introduction to Applied Stochastic Processes | ~ |
AMATH 495 | ~ | Reading Course | ~ |
Contact Info
Department of Applied Mathematics
University of Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario
Canada N2L 3G1
Phone: 519-888-4567, ext. 32700
Fax: 519-746-4319
PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader
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