Mathematics (for the combination Mathematics + Economics) in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2005-06
There is a special programme for the combination Mathematics and Economics, where Mathematical courses normally within Economics are replaced by more substantial courses in Mathematics in the Junior Freshman Year, and Mathematical Economics courses may be taken as part of the Mathematics programme in the Sophister years.
Students of mathematics and in TSM combination with subjects other than Economics have separate regulations. See here.
Junior Freshman Year
Students take course 011, 061, 111, 121, 131 and 151. Courses 111, 121 and 131 make up the Mathematics result at the end of the year, while course 151 goes towards the Economics result. A problem solving course 011 and practical computing course 061 are also required.
- 061 Practical computing 1
- 111 Algebra 1 (PDF description of 111) Lecturer: Dr. Colm Ó Dúnlaing
- 121 Analysis 1 (PDF description of 121) Lecturer: Dr. John Stalker
- 131 Mathematical Methods 1 (PDF description of 131) Lecturer: Dr. Calin Lazaroiu
- 151 Statistics and Probability 1 Lecturer: Eamonn Mullins (Statistics)
Senior Freshman Year
- 161 Computation 1 (PDF description of 161) Lecturer: Dr. Sinéad Ryan
- 211 Algebra 2 Lecturer: Prof. David Simms
- 221 Analysis 2 Lecturer: Prof. David Simms
Junior Sophister Year
In the Junior Sophister year, students take course 381 and two other courses chosen from 212, 231, 261 and 262. Some group III courses of the single honour course in Mathematics may be possible apart from 381.
- 381 Portfolio theory & mathematical economics
- 212 Metric spaces and topology (PDF description of 212) Lecturer: Dr. Paschalis Karageorgis
- 231 Equations of Mathematical Physics (PDF description of 231) Lecturer: Dr. Conor Houghton
- 251 Statistics and Probability 2 Lecturer: Dr. Krysztof Mosurski (Statistics)
- 261 Ordinary Differential Equations Lecturer: Professor Adrian Constantin
- 262 Computer Science 2 Lecturer: Glenn Strong (Computer Science)
Senior Sophister Year
In the Senior Sophister year, students who continue with Mathematics (rather than majoring in Economics) take 3 courses. Courses are chosen from 212, 231, 261 and group III courses of the single honour course in Mathematics for which the prerequisites have been satisfied. Economics course E4.09 may be taken as one of the 3 courses.
- 212 Metric spaces and topology (PDF description of 212) Lecturer: Dr. Paschalis Karageorgis
- 231 Equations of Mathematical Physics (PDF description of 231) Lecturer: Dr. Conor Houghton
- 261 Ordinary Differential Equations Lecturer: Professor Adrian Constantin
- 311 Abstract algebra (PDF description of 311) Lecturer: Dr. David Wilkins
- 321 Modern analysis (PDF description of 321) Lecturer: Dr. Richard Timoney
- 363 Algorithms and complexity (PDF description of 363) Lecturer: Dr. Colm Ó Dúnlaing
- 373 Finite fields and coding theory (PDF description of 373) Lecturers: Dr. Timothy Murphy, Dr. Michael Purser
- 413 Partial differential equations Lecturer: Professor Adrian Constantin
- 414 Complex analysis (PDF description of 414) Lecturer: Dr. Dmitri Zaitsev
- 415 Topics in analysis (Harmonic analysis) (PDF description of 415) Lecturer: Dr. Hyung Ju Hwang
- 428 Elliptic curves (PDF description of 428) Lecturer: Dr. Timothy Murphy
- 451 Applied Linear statistical models [prerequisite 251] Lecturers: Prof. John Haslett (Statistics), Dr. Cathal Walsh (Statistics)
- 454 Statistical inference [prerequisite 251] Lecturers: Dr. B. Murphy (Statistics), Dr. Simon Wilson (Statistics)
- 370S Applied Forecasting/Multivariate Linear Analysis [prerequisite 251] Lecturers: Dr. Myra O'Regan (Statistics), Prof. John Haslett (Statistics)
- 4.09 (Economics) Quantitative Methods