Bachelor program in Department of Mathematics
Minimum Credits of Courses | 128 credits
Required/elective courses for the department: To graduate from the Department of Mathematics, students must complete 55 required credits in mathematics, 12 elective credits, 31 general elective credits and 6 required credits in basic science courses. (Double major students only need to complete the 55 required credits and are not required to take the department's elective courses or the 6 credits in basic science courses.) |
Required Courses |
55 credits
For the following courses, choose any 5 out of the 7 courses:
The Department of Mathematics has designated the following courses as substitutes for the required course "Computer Programming," allowing students option to take courses in computer science, electrical engineering, and other departments to solve schedule conflicts:
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Departmental Elective Courses |
12 credits Students can choose elective courses offered by the Department of Mathematics (excluding Calculus 1234, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Seminar I, II, III, IV) or select courses from departments such as Physics, Computer Science, Economics, and Finance, as well as courses starting with NCTS (Elective course list). |
Basic Science Courses |
6 credits Students must complete at least 6 credits from the following basic science subjects, and additional credits from elective courses and laboratory courses can be counted as general electives.
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University-required Courses | Common required courses 9 or 12 credits
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General Electives |
31 credits In addition to regular departmental courses, credits from various programs and double major programs at National Taiwan University can be counted. However, credits from the Education Program, minors, Calculus 1234, and Microeconomics cannot be counted. |
Bachelor's Honors program
Mathematics students may have different plans and preparations for their future. To support students with a strong ambition for mathematics research or applications, and to help them effectively learn and achieve the breadth and depth of mathematics required for pursuing a Ph.D., while enhancing their future international competitiveness, the department has specially established an "Honors Program" for students aspiring to further their studies.
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