Concentrations

Mathematical Sciences undergraduates in the BSc in Mathematical Sciences, BSc in Mathematical and Computer Sciences, or BSc in Mathematical Sciences and Economics programmes may opt to pursue a concentration in a specific area of study. At graduation, the School will issue a certificate acknowledging completion of the concentration.
There are two concentrations available: (i) Mathematics of Information and Communication and (ii) Computational Mathematics. Their requirements are listed below.
Note that pursuing a concentration is entirely optional.
Concentration in Mathematics of Information and Communication
Pass four courses from the following list:
MH3300 - Graph Theory | 4 AU |
MH4310 Coding Theory | 4 AU |
MH4311 - Cryptography | 4 AU |
MH4510 - Statistical Learning and Data Mining | 4 AU |
MAS711 - Discrete Methods | 4 AU |
CZ4042/SC4001 - Neural Network and Deep Learning | 3 AU |
Concentration in Computational Mathematics
Pass four courses from the following list:
MH3310 - Mathematical Foundations of Game Theory | 4 AU |
MH3400 - Algorithms for the Real World | 4 AU |
MH3512 - Stochastic Processes | 4 AU |
MH4110 - partial Differential Equations | 4 AU |
MH4302 - Theory of Computing | 4 AU |
MH4320 - Computational Economics | 4 AU |
MH4514 - Financial Mathematics | 4 AU |
MH4700 - Numerical Analysis II | 4 AU |
MH4701 - Mathematical Programming | 4 AU |
MH4702 - Probabilistic Methods in Operations Research | 4 AU |
MH4711 - Mathematical Modelling in Imaging, Vision and Graphics | 4 AU |
MH4730 - Mathematics in Biology & Medicine | 4 AU |
MAS710 - Continuous Methods | 4 AU |
MAS714 - Algorithms & Theory of Computing | 4 AU |
CZ2101/SC2001 - Algorithms Design and Analysis | 3 AU |
EE4476 - Image Processing | 3 AU |