Türkçe English Curriculum Key Learning Outcomes
Mathematics
General Description
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Brief History
The Graduate School was established in 1982 as a unit dependent to the Rectorate of Uludağ University, according to the Article 19 of the Law on Higher Education, Law Number 2547.
Department of Mathematics began to give instructions for master and PhD levels in 1983.
Department of Mathematics consists of six main branches of science. These are: Analysis and Function Theory, Geometry, Applied Mathematics, Algebra and Number Theory, Fundamentals of Mathematics and Logic, and Topology.
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Qualification Awarded
Second Cycle (Masters Degree). This is a second cycle degree program in the science of Mathematics (120 ECTS). You will be awarded, on successful completion of the programme and gain competencies, a degree of Masters in Mathematics.
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Level of Qualification
Second Cycle
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Specific Admission Requirements
Students, willing to enrol in this graduate programme, must comply with the legal and academic requirements to access the studies in Uludag University according to the process established by the YÖK (Higher Education Council) regulations. The detail information about the application (once or sometimes twice a year) and access requirements are released before academic year starts on its web site (www.uludag.edu.tr). Students who have started studies in other universities within or outside of the country may apply for their recognition. The recognition record is unique for each student and therefore the procedure is carried out accordingly before the start of each academic year. Under an established exchanges program or one approved by the University, exchange students from abroad may be accepted for studies on the courses taught in English. Or, if they are confident in Turkish, they may then enrol in any courses, running in Turkish. For example, Erasmus students from abroad want to spend one term or two terms in a graduate programme at Uludag University should apply to International Relation Office.
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Specific arrangements for the recognition of prior learning
The provisions in “Regulation on Transfer among Associate and Undergraduate Degree Programs, Double Major, and Subspecialty and the Principals of Credit Transfer among Institutions in Higher Education Institutions” are applied.
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Qualification Requirements and Regulations
Master´s degree in the Mathematics field are given that students: taking at least 21 credits (60 ECTS) from the courses which find in this graduate program or the other graduate programs that are associated with the graduate program, completing succesfully the courses, obtaining at least 70 point of 100 points for the courses, and finally defending successfully the thesis (60 ECTS) related to his/her subject in front of the selected jury.
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Profile of The Programme
Being master of their subject, learning of the last devolopmant about own subject, and applications of them.
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Key Learning Outcomes & Classified & Comparative
1. evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
2. defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
3. has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
4. writes a software programme for mathematical calculations.
5. applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
6. has an advanced level of critical thinking skills.
7. solves advanced problems using standard mathematical techniques.
8. applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
9. uses mathematic as the language of science.
10. transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
SKILLS Cognitive - Practical
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • has an advanced level of critical thinking skills.
  • solves advanced problems using standard mathematical techniques.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
  • evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
  • applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
  • defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
KNOWLEDGE Theoretical - Conceptual
  • evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
  • defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
COMPETENCES Field Specific Competence
  • writes a software programme for mathematical calculations.
  • evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
COMPETENCES Competence to Work Independently and Take Responsibility
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
  • evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
  • applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
  • solves advanced problems using standard mathematical techniques.
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
  • defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
COMPETENCES Communication and Social Competence
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
  • applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
  • solves advanced problems using standard mathematical techniques.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
  • writes a software programme for mathematical calculations.
COMPETENCES Learning Competence
  • applies problem solving abilities in the interdisciplinary studies and evaluate the results by taking into account the quality process in area of expertise.
  • applies the digested knowledge and problem solving ability in the collaborations between different groups.
  • uses mathematic as the language of science.
  • evaluates the fundamental notions, teories and data with academic methods, and so solves the encountered problems.
  • transfers systematically the current developments, studies to other people as verbal or written form confidently.
  • solves advanced problems using standard mathematical techniques.
  • has the ability to conduct original research and independent publication.
  • defines a problem and propose a solution for it, and to solve the problem, evaluate the results and apply them if it is necessary in the areas of expertise.
  • has an advanced level of critical thinking skills.
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Occupational Profiles of Graduates With Examples
Education field, Researcher in Universities
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Access to Further Studies
Upon a successful completion of the programme, student may continue with doctoral study in the same or similar scientific areas, which may accept students from the science of Mathematics.
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Examination Regulations, Assessment and Grading
In Master Program, each student has to enrol in the school and since he sits for a final examination, he has to attend at least % 70 of the courses and %80 of the practice. Examination is evaluated on the basis of 100. Students general grade point average has to be at least 70 for to be successful from Master Program. Students, who get one of AA, BA, BB, CB, or CC letter marks, are to be succeeding at the available courses.
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Graduation Requirements
In order to gain the degree, a student is required to take minimum 60 ECTS credits lectures (from the graduate course program) and to complete the courses successfully. In addition, the student should carry out a research under the supervision of a lecturer. Having followed the submission of thesis, the student is required to have a verbal examination on his/her work.
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Mode of Study
Full-Time
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Address and Contact Details
Program Başkanı: Prof.Dr. İ.Naci CANGÜL
E-posta: cangul@uludag.edu.tr
Tel.: +90 224 2941756
Program Koordinatörü: Doç. Dr. Yeliz KARA ŞEN
E-posta: yelizkara@uludag.edu.tr
Tel.: +90 224 2941775
Adres: Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi
Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi
Matematik Bölümü
16059 Bursa/TÜRKİYE
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Facilities
Department of Mathematics consists of twelve professors, five associate professors, four assistant professors, three lecturers, and three research assistants.
There are seven classrooms, a computer lab and a graduate classroom in our department.
In addition to undergraduate education, master and doctorate programs are available.
Master´s and PhD programs have been realized under the Institute of Science and Technology.
The students have the chance to make use of the exchange programs: Erasmus and Farabi.
1. Semester
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5101 REEL ANALYSIS I Compulsory 3 0 0 6
MAT5191 THESIS CONSULTING I Compulsory 0 1 0 1
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Click to choose optional courses. 14
Total 30
2. Semester
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5172 SEMINAR Compulsory 0 2 0 6
MAT5192 THESIS CONSULTING II Compulsory 0 1 0 1
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Total 30
3. Semester
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5183 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MSC THESIS III Compulsory 4 0 0 5
MAT5193 THESIS CONSULTING III Compulsory 0 1 0 25
Total 30
4. Semester
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5184 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MSC THESIS IV Compulsory 4 0 0 5
MAT5194 THESIS CONSULTING IV Compulsory 0 1 0 25
Total 30
1. Semester Optional Courses
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5105 COMPLEX ANALYSIS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5107 ADVANCED ANALYSIS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5111 MULTI VARIABLE ANALYSIS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5113 ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5117 FIELD THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5119 RING THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5121 DIOPHANT EQUATIONS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5123 GEOMETRIC FUNCTION THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5125 ANALYTICAL NUMBER THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5127 ADVANCED QUADRATIC FORMS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5181 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MSC THESIS I Optional 4 0 0 5
MAT5203 NUMBER THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5207 ALGEBRAIC NUMBER THEORY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5209 OTOMORF FUNCTIONS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5211 INTRODUCTIONS TO ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5215 MODULAR FORMS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5217 GRAPH THEORI I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5219 TOPOLOGICAL GRAPH INDICES I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5305 GEOMETRIC MODELLING OF CURVES AND SURFACES I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5307 BASIC DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5309 ADVENCED PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5311 LINEAR SPACES I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5313 TAXICAB GEOMETRY Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5315 THEORY OF SUB-MANIFOLDS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5317 DIFFERENTIABLE MANIFOLDS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5323 COORDINATE GEOMETRY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5325 GENERALIZED POLYGONS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5327 GLOBAL LORENTZIAN GEOMETRY I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5405 ADVANCED NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5409 BOUNDARY VALUE PRABLEMS I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5415 TRANSFORMATION GROUPS AND LIE ALGEBRAS I Optional 3 0 0 6
Optional
MAT5205 ALGEBRA I Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5319 FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF GEOMETRY Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5411 PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I Optional 3 0 0 6
2. Semester Optional Courses
Course Code Course Title Type of Course T1 U2 L3 ECTS
MAT5102 REAL ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5106 COMPLEX ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5108 ADVANCED ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5112 MULTI VARIABLE ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5114 ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5118 FIELD THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5120 RING THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5122 DIOPHANT EQUATIONS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5124 GEOMETRIC FUNCTION THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5126 ANALYTICAL NUMBER THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5128 ADVANCED QUADRATIC FORMS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5182 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MSC THESIS II Optional 4 0 0 5
MAT5204 NUMBER THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5206 ALGEBRA II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5208 ALGEBRAIC NUMBER THEORY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5210 OTOMORF FUNCTIONS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5212 INTRODUCTIONS TOALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5216 MODULAR FORMS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5218 GRAPH THEORI II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5220 TOPOLOGICAL GRAPH INDICES II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5302 ANALYSIS ON MANIFOLDS Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5306 GEOMETRIC MODELING OF CURVES AND SURFACES II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5310 ADVENCED PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5312 LINEAR SPACES II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5316 THEORY OF SUB-MANIFOLDS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5318 DIFFERANTIABLE MANIFOLDS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5320 REAL PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5324 COORDINATE GEOMETRY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5326 GENERALIZED POLYGONS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5328 GLOBAL LORENTZIAN GEOMETRY II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5406 ADVANCED NUMERICAL ANALYSIS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5410 BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5412 PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5414 ELLIPTIK PARTIAL DIFFERANTIAL EQUATIONS Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5416 TRANSFORMATION GROUPS AND LIE ALGEBRAS II Optional 3 0 0 6
MAT5424 APPLICATIONS OF RIEMAIAN TRANSFORMS Optional 3 0 0 6
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