Master of Science (Mathematics) Thesis
The MSc thesis documents a scientific contribution to the field of Mathematics. Students are expected to conduct original research involving a literature review, development of a research design and methodology, testing and analysis of data, and development of conclusions. Successful defence of the thesis is required for graduation in the Master of Science (Mathematics) thesis stream. This is a PASS/FAIL course. Prerequisite(s): Acceptance in the Masters of Science (Mathematics) program MCPM 704-1.5 Graduate Seminar This course comprises weekly seminar sessions and is offered during both the September and January semesters. At least one of the course offerings each year provides students with an opportunity to present ideas pertaining to their research proposals, or the overall research design, methodology and results of a thesis or non-thesis project. The second offering each year may follow a similar traditional seminar format or may involve a class project related to MCPM. Students are required to attend and participate in all seminars to get credit for the course. (All MSc students must register in a seminar course twice during their program of studies. It is expected that all MSc students attend the seminar each semester in which it is available). This is a PASS/FAIL course.
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- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027