Master of Science in Mathematics

Graduate Assistantships:

Graduate Assistantships are offered on a competitive basis.  Typical duties include coordinating and assisting in our Computer labs.  Graduate assistants must be registered for a minimum of nine credit hours of graduate coursework, of which 6 hours must count toward their degree. If you’re interested, complete the Graduate Assistantship Application.

General questions about admission, graduate assistantships, and requests for application materials and catalogs should be directed to the College of Graduate Studies.

Degree Requirements

Requirements for the degree include 36 credit hours, consisting of:

Three core courses of a concentration (9 credit hours):

Pure Mathematics

• MATH 7234 Advanced Linear Algebra
• MATH 7331 Real Analysis
• MATH 7430 Abstract Algebra I

Applied Mathematics

• MATH 7234 Advanced Linear Algebra
• MATH 7331 Real Analysis
• MATH 7231 Advanced Numerical Analysis I

Statistics

• MATH 7234 Advanced Linear Algebra
• STAT 7331 Mathematical Statistics I
• STAT 7332 Mathematical Statistics II

Computational Sciences

• MATH 7234 Advanced Linear Algebra
• MATH 7132 Methods of Optimization
• MATH 7231 Advanced Numerical Analysis I

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Elective Courses (21 credit hours):

Elective courses include approved courses in Math and Statistics. All but one elective courses must be in the area of concentration.

Research (3 credit hours)

Thesis (3 credit hours)

Each student must conduct research, write a thesis and pass an oral defense. Students work with a faculty member, who serves as project director (see Math/Statistics for faculty research areas). Here is a Sample Plan of Study.

*The College of Graduate Studies requires 18 of the 36 credits (half) at the level 7000 or above.

Contacts

General questions about admission, graduate assistantships, and requests for application materials and catalogs should be directed to the College of Graduate Studies.

Questions from prospective students that concern details of the program should be directed to The Graduate Program Director:

Dr. Yi Hu
Graduate Program Director
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA 30460-8093, USA
Phone: 912-478-4729
yihu@georgiasouthern.edu

Alumni

Name	Term	Thesis Title	Advisor	Contact or Additional Information *
Fouzia Fahrin	Spring 2021	Unsupervised Classification of Atmospheric Ozon Profiles	Daniel Jones and Yan Wu
Lateef Rasheed	Fall 2020	Decision Pattern Detection from Brain Response to Marketing Stimuli	Ionut Iacob
Welendawa Elson	Fall 2020	Association Rules Patterns Discovery from Mixed Data	Ionut Iacob
Elizabeth Kenkwo	Summer 2020	Some New Lifetime Distributions: Lindley Log-Logistic Kumaraswamy Lindley Log-Logistic Distributions with Applications	Broderick Oluyede
Lingling Chen	Summer 2020	Impact of Historical Borrowing in Bayesian Non-Inferiority Trial with Binary Data	Arpita Chatterjee
Ibrahim Alliu	Summer 2020	Change Point Analysis with Control Charts	Charles Champ
Thomas Mason	Summer 2020	Explicit Pseudo-Kähler Metrics on Flag Manifolds	Francois Ziegler
Aleh Asipchuk	Summer 2020	On Global in Time Asymptotics for Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation with Angular Momentum	Shijun Zheng
Tiffani Williams	Summer 2020	Path-Following Interior Point Method with Improved Iteration Bounds for Monotone Linear Complementarity Problem	Goran Lesaja
Sushmita Khan	Summer 2020	Mining Hidden Markov Models in Sequences of Characters Using Recurrent Neural Networks	Ionut Iacob
Mehakpreet Kaur	Summer 2020	Artificial Neural Network Models for Pattern Discovery from ECG Time Series	Ionut Iacob
Mehtab Iqbal	Summer 2020	Determining Political Inclination in Tweets Using Transfer learning	Shijun Zheng
Elizabeth Hawkins	Summer 2020	Analysis on Sharp and Smooth Interface	Zhan Chen
Mohammad Islam	Spring 2020	Reduced Dataset Network Model for Manuscript Character Recognition	Ionut Iacob
Soliu Raheem	Fall 2019	Some New Generalized Distribution via Lindley-Weibull and Lindley-Log-Logistic Distributions with Applications	Broderick Oluyede
Matthew Gentry	Fall 2019	Inverse Problems Related to the Wiener and Steiner-Wiener Indices	Hua Wang
Omotomilola Jegede	Summer 2019	Modelling the Stochastic Dynamics of Typhoid Fever and Statistical Determination of Epidemiological Outcomes	Divine Wanduku
Michael Nelson	Summer 2019	Homological Constructions over a Ring of Characteristic 2	Saeed Nasseh
Paul Harrelson	Summer 2019	Taking a Canon to the Adjunction Formula	Jimmy Dillies
Oleh Sorokin	Spring 2019	NEWMA Charts for Controlling the Process Covariance Matrix	Charles Champ
Chinmoy Roy Rahul	Spring 2019	Studying the Stochastic Dynamics of Pneumonia Epidemics: Chain-Binomial Modeling, Maximum Likelihood Estimation and Expectation Maximization Algorithm	Divine Wanduku
Mymuna Monem	Spring 2019	Stochastic Modeling and Statistical Estimation for Social Network Epidemics: Markov Chain Modeling, Maximum Likelihood Estimation and Expectation Maximization Algorithm	Divine Wanduku
Rachel Lewis	Spring 2019	Data Patterns Discovery Using Unsupervised Learning	Ionut Iacob
Trevor Camper	Spring 2019	Essays on Mixture Models	Stephen Carden
Anthony Bush	Spring 2019	Regression Tree Construction for Reinforcement Learning Problems with a General Action Space	Stephen Carden
Holly Zolt	Spring 2019	Totally Acyclic Complexes	Alina Iacob
Travis Wehmeier	Spring 2019	Conflict Free Connectivity and the Conflict-Free-Connection Number of Graphs	Hua Wang
Benjamin Hamlin	Spring 2019	Gallai-Ramsey Number for Classes of Brooms	Hua Wang
Oluwaseun Farotimi	Spring 2019	Survey of Results on Scattering for Magnetic Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation in 3-D and a Class of Nonlocal Conservation Laws	Shijun Zheng and Yongki Lee
Charles Newman	Fall 2018	Stochastic Modeling and Parameter Estimation for Influenza Epidemics	Divine Wanduku
Hameed Jimoh	Fall 2018	Some New and Generalized Distributions Via Exponentiation, Gamma and Marshall-Olkin Generators with Applications	Broderick Oluyede
Richardson Saint Bonheur	Fall 2018	Survey of Results on the Schrödinger Operator with Inverse Square Potential	Yi Hu
Fayadh Kadhem	Fall 2018	A Journey to the Adic World	Jimmy Dillies
Duleep Prasanna	Fall 2018	Multiclass Classification Using Support Vector Machines	Ionut Iacob
Abdullah Al Mamun	Summer 2018	Multiclass Classification of Risk Factors for Cervical Cancer Using Artificial Neural Networks	Ionut Iacob
Ayoola Ademola	Summer 2018	Bayesian Approach to Three Arm Non-Inferiority Clinical Trial Using Negative Binomial Endpoint	Arpita Chatterjee
Sattajit Sutradhar	Summer 2018	Old English Character Recognition Using Neural Networks	Ionut Iacob
Ao Shen	Summer 2018	Sparse Tree with a Given Degree Sequence	Hua Wang
Christopher Leonard	Summer 2018	Blow up Solution of Bose-Einstein Condensates with Anisotropic Trapping Potential and Rotation	Shijun Zheng
Raven Gilmore	Summer 2018	A Survey of Clustering Analysis and Clustering Analysis in Graphs	Hua Wang
Talena Fletcher	Summer 2018	Optimal Supply Delivery Under Military Specific Constraints	Ionut Iacob
Aditi Mitra	Spring 2018	Application of Evolutionary network Concept in Structuring Mathematics Curriculum	Hua Wang
Samuel Walker	Fall 2017	Quasi-Random Action Selection in Markov Decision Processes	Stephen Carden
Benjamin Hoerlein	Fall 2017	Modeling Volatility of Financial Time Series Using Arc Length	Stephen Carden
Artur Grygorian	Spring 2017	A Markov Decision Process Approach to Adaptive Contact Strategies	Stephen Carden
Sarah Ayoku	Summer 2017	The Burr XII generalized Weibull Distribution with Applications	Broderick Oluyede
Isaac Voegtle	Summer 2017	The Bessel Function, the Hankel Transform and an Application to Differential Equations	Yi Hu
Keller VandeBogert	Summer 2017	Fiber Products in Commutative Algebra	Saeed Nasseh
Chan Mi Park	Summer 2017	ADRC Based Control of Nonlinear Dynamical System with Multiple Sources of Disturbance and Multiple Inputs	Yan Wu
Charles Lanning	Summer 2017	Pattern Containment in Circular Permutations	Hua Wang
Iryna Petrenko	Summer 2017	Optimization Methods for Tabular Data Protection	Goran Lesaja
Angel Woods	Summer 2017	Applications of Flow Network Models in Finance	Hua Wang
Seth Gutierrez	Spring 2017	On Gallai-Ramsey Numbers of Complete Bipartite Graphs	Colton Magnant
Meghann Gibson	Spring 2017	Combinatorics of Compositions	Hua Wang
Rachel Bass	Spring 2017	Graph Invariants of Trees with Given Degree Sequence	Hua Wang
Paul Scott	Spring 2017	Dynamics of Gene Networks in Cancer Research	Hua Wang
Igor Lutsenko	Summer 2016	Geometric-Based Algorithm for a Full Row-Rank System Matrix Along Multiple Directions	Jiehua Zhu
Brian Pyron	Summer 2016	The Forcing and Forbidding of Rainbow-Colored Subgraphs with Implications	Colton Magnant
Matthew Just	Summer 2016	Combinatorial Optimization of Subsequence Patterns in Words	Hua Wang
Katelyn Coggins	Summer 2016	Gorenstein projective precovers in the category of modules	Alina Iacob
Nicolas Smoot	Spring 2016	A Partition Function Connected with the Göllnitz-Gordon Identities	Andrew Sills
Michael Fox	Spring 2016	Gorenstein Projective (Pre)Covers	Alina Iacob
Jonathan Gregory	Spring 2016	Gallai-Ramsey Number of An 8-Cycle	Colton Magnant
Nyla Basharat	Spring 2016	Blow-Up Solution and Blow-Up Rate of Bose-Einstein Condensates with Rotational Term	Shijun Zheng
Congjian Liu	Fall 2015	The Sensitivity of a Test Based on Spearman’s Rho in Cross-Correlation Change Point Problems	Patricia Humphrey
John Ryals	Fall 2015	Combinatorial Game Theory: An Introduction to Tree Topplers	Hua Wang
Demet Yalman	Summer 2015	Labeled Trees and Spanning Trees: Computational Discrete Mathematics and Applications	Hua Wang
Patrick Morely	Summer 2015	Using Graph Clustering to Analyze the Spread of an Infectious Disease on a Random Large Social Network Graph	Colton Magnant
Mustafa Ozen	Summer 2015	Improved Full-Newton-Step Infeasible Interior-Point Method for Linear Complementarity Problems	Goran Lesaja
William Coggins	Summer 2015	Enumerating Graphs Using Integrals From Quantum Field Theory	Andrew Sills
Joshua Smith	Fall 2014	Generating Surfaces of Variable Eccentricity Within a Ray Tracer	Yingkang Hu
Yuran Zhang	Summer 2014	Test of Significance about Two Population Proportions	Charles Champ	Ph.D. Biostatistics at Ohio State -2019
Shuai Yuan	Summer 2014	Extremal Graph Theory and Enumerative Combinatorics	Hua Wang
Shusen Pu	Summer 2014	Two New Classes of Generalized Modified Weibull Distributions with Application to Lifetime Data	Broderick Oluyede
Shujiao Huang	Summer 2014	Generalized Classes of Distributions with Applications to Income and Lifetime Data	Broderick Oluyede
Iuliia Inozemtseva	Summer 2014	Epistasis in Predator-Prey Relationships	James Braselton
Tabitha Williford	Spring 2014	Structure vs. Properties Using Chemical Graph Theory	Hua Wang
William Trott	Spring 2014	Elements of Convergence Approach Theory	Frederic Mynard
Anh Tran	Spring 2014	Adaptive State Feedback Control of Lorenz Systems to Its Non-Trivial Equilibrium	Yan Wu
Fedelis Mutiso	Summer 2013	The Generalized Lindley-Weibull Distribution with Applications to Lifetime Data	Broderick Oluyede
Charles Dedrickson	Fall 2012	Compositions, Bijections, and Enumerations	Hua Wang	Georgia Tech, Engineering
Michael Davis	Fall 2012	Homogeneous Symplectic Manifolds of the Galilei Group	Francois Ziegler
Linus Lindroos	Fall 2012	Integer Compositions, Gray Code, and the Fibonacci Sequence	Andrew Sills
Jeremy Davis	Fall 2012	Integer Solutions to Optimization Problems and Modular Sequences of Nexus Numbers	Colton Magnant
Buddhi Thilakarathne	Fall 2012	FINDING A BETTER CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR A SINGLE REGRESSION CHANGEPOINT USING DIFFERENT BOOTSTRAP CONFIDENCE INTERVAL PROCEDURES	Patricia Humphrey
Kaili Diamond	Summer 2012	A non-parametric approach to change point detection in cross-asset correlations	Patricia Humphrey	Georgia Southern University, Instructor
Daniel Richey	Summer 2012	The Distribution of Individual Stock Returns in a Modified Black-Scholes Model	Patricia Humphrey	University of North Carolina-Charlotte (MS math finance)
Antre Drummer	Summer 2012	Infeasible Full Newton-Step Interior Point Method for Linear Complementarity Problems	Goran Lesaja
Nathan Farmer	Spring 2012	Compact filters and the Arzela-Ascoli Theorem	Frederic Mynard
Jonathan Crosby	Spring 2012	Covering dg C complexes	Alina Iacob
Yuan Ye	Spring 2012	Properties of Weighted Generalized Beta Distribution of the Second Kind and Its Application to Income Data	Broderick Oluyede	University of Houston, Ph.D.
Wenmin Wang	Spring 2012	ANALYSIS OF THE FAMILY OF GENERALIZED CUMULATIVE SUM TYPE CONTROL CHARTS	Charles Champ	Frontier Science & Technology Research Foundation, Inc., Madison, WI.
Alex Collins	Spring 2012	Geometric and Algebraic graphs and their applications	Hua Wang	Georgia State University, Ph.D.
Tao Yang	Spring 2012	STATISTICAL PROPERTIES OF KUMASRAWAMY GENERALIZED INVERSE WEIBULL DISTRIBUTION	Broderick Oluyede	Clemson University, Ph.D.
Aristide Sanou	Spring 2012	The Diver’s Distance	Yingkang Hu
Slava Kiria	Spring 2011	Rademacher-type series	Andrew Sills	University of Rochester, Ph.D.
John Chan	Spring 2011	One-dimensional fractal wave equations	Sze-Man Ngai	University of Delaware, Ph.D.
Shakira Green	Summer 2011	Time Series Analysis of Stock Prices Using the Box-Jenkins Approach	Patricia Humphrey
Nuriye Atasever	Summer 2011	On diamond-alpha dynamic equations and inequalities	Billur Kaymakcalan	University of New Mexico, Ph.D.
Xueheng Shi	Summer 2011	Weighted Generalization of Rayleigh and Related Class of Distributions	Broderick Oluyede	Georgia Institute of Technology, Ph.D.
Pubudu	Summer 2011	Full Newton-Step Interior-Point Method for Linear Complementarity Problem	Goran Lesaja	Georgia Southern University, Lecturer
Arachchige Priyadarshani, Hewa	Fall 2011	STATISTICAL PROPERTIES OF WEIGHTED GENERALIZED  GAMMA AND RELATED DISTRIBUTIONS	Broderick Oluyede	Clemson University, Ph.D.
Emily McLean	Fall 2011	Gorenstein injective modules	Alina Iacob
Ouedraogo, Jerome	Fall 2011	Credit Rating and Assignment of NAICS Codes Using LSI Method	Pat Humphrey
Chasen Smith	Fall 2011	On Gorenstein projective and Gorenstein flat modules	Alina Iacob	Georgia Southern University, Lecturer
Brittany Cole	Spring 2010	The study of binary steering algorithms in discrete tomography	Xiezhang Li
Daniel Gray	Spring 2010	GRAPHICAL INDICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS	Hua Wang	University of Florida, Ph.D.
Sippapas SiriJatuphat	Spring 2010	Design of FIR Low-Pass Digital Differentiators for Signals in Paley-Wiener Space	Yan Wu	University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, Ph.D.
James Bland	Spring 2010	A Survey of Generalized Contact Structures	Lin Yi
Jing Kersey	Spring 2010	Weighted Inverse Weibull and Beta-Inverse Weibull Distribution	Broderick Oluyede	Georgia Southern University, Doctorial Program Biostatistics
Jeffery Campbell	Spring 2010	Analysis of Discrete Data Under Order Restrictions	Broderick Oluyede	Georgia Medical College, Ph.D.
Wandee Seetong	Spring 2010	The reconstruction of large binary images in discrete tomograph by using the binary steering scheme	Xiezhang Li
Heather King	Spring 2010	INVESTIGATION OF THE INDEPENDENCE ASSUMPTION IN CAPTURE-RECAPTURE METHODS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY	Patricia Humphrey	Georgia State University, Ph.D.
Alfreda Rogers	Spring 2010	A Non-parametric Methods for Ascertaining Change Points in Regression Regimes	Patricia Humphrey
Kellen Parham	Spring 2010	Charles Champ
Dongyu Zang	Summer 2010	Coding theory and linear block code	Steve Damelin	John Hopkins University, Ph.D.
Fengjiao Hu	Summer 2010	SEQUENTIAL AND ADAPTIVE STATISTICAL METHODS IN CLINICAL TRIALS	Charles Champ	Virgina Commonwealth University, Ph.D.
Aaron Taylor	Summer 2010	Applying transportation forecasting to the Atlanta area public transportation system	Goran Lesaja	North Carolina State University, Ph.D.
Ryan Roman	Summer 2010	THEORETICAL PROPERTIES AND ESTIMATION IN THE WEIGHTED WEIBULL AND RELATED DISTRIBUTIONS	Broderick Oluyede
Masahiko Uchida	Fall 2010	Fourier Analysis of Wave Equations	Shijun Zheng	Georgia Southern University, Instructor
Hammock, Michael	Fall 2009	Restricted Integer Partition Formulas using q-Partial Fractions	Andrew Sills	Middle Georgia College, Instructor
Lynn, Candace	Fall 2009	Bias in Closed Population Capture-Recapture	Patricia Humphrey	National Onion Research, Collins GA
Erkan, Semih	Fall 2009	Markov Chains and Decision Making in Competitive and Random Situations	Steve Damelin	Central Finance and Contracts Unit, Turkey www.cfcu.gov.tr
Jason Brandies	Fall 2009	Kernel-Based Interior-Point Algorithms for the Linear Complementarity Problem	Goran Lesaja	Analyst, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center
Jones, Daniel C.	Summer 2009	Stability Analysis of the Chaotic Lorenz System with a State-feedback Controller	Yan Wu	Research Scientist in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology
Tanner, Bobby	Summer 2009	Localized Eigenvectors of a Jacobi Matrix from Side-by-Side Modifications	Xiezhang Li	Bradwell Institute, instructor
Chen, Jie	Spring 2009	One-dimensional Fractal Laplacians Defined by Iterated Function Systems with Overlaps	Sze-Man Ngai	University of Washington Ph.DE. Program
Tanksley, LaTriece	Spring 2009	Kernel Functions in Interior-Point Methods for Linear Programming Problem	Goran Lesaja	Savannah Technical College, instructor
Waldring, Segio	Spring 2009	Standard Network Diagramming Language and Corresponding Meta-Model	Vladan Jovanovic	Kennesaw State University, instructor mtech-systems.com, software engineer
Ammons, Mark	Spring 2008	Comparison of Major League Baseball Career and Seasonal Statistical Leaders	Patricia Humphrey	BBVA Compass, Birmingham, AL
King, Jesse	Spring 2008	Monitoring the Process Mean of Autocorrelated Data	Charles Champ	Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah, Georgia
Linder, Daniel	Spring 2008	Optimal and Permissible Sampling Rates for First-Order Sampling of Two-Band Signals	Yan Wu	Medical College of Georgia, Ph.D.
Randall, Rochelle	Fall 2008	Approximation and Integration on Compact Subspace of Euclidean Space	Steve Damelin	University of Lecester, Ph.D.
Gray, Tamara	Summer 2007	Opial’s Inequality on Time Scales and an Application	Billur Kaymakcalan	Moultrie Technical College
Dunbar, Martin	Spring 2007	Analysis and Design of Two-Sided CUSUM Charts with Known and Unknown Parameters	Charles Champ	Doctorate of Public Health mdunbar1-gw@georgiasouthern.edu
Tanner, Jonathan	Spring 2007	State Feedback Control of a Single-Loop Thermosyphon System via A Quotient Controller	Yan Wu	Current Workplace: Gulfstream
Emily Phillips	Spring 2006	Epidemiological Model of the Feline Leukemia Virus With Cat Flea Transmission	Matthew Schuette	Instructor, Ogeechee Technical College
Taylor, Jeff	Fall 2006	Linearly Independent Vectors and Their Applications	Steven Damelin, Grzegorz Michalski	Instructor, Ogeechee Technical College
Pope, Susan	Summer 2006	The Mathematics Behind PLINKO	Susie Lanier	Instructor, Ogeechee Technical College
Byrd, Toy	Summer 2006	Numerical and Neural Network Approaches to Interpolation in R^2	Laurene Fausett	High School Teacher and Coach, Savannah, Georgia
Craig, Sean	Spring 2006	Three Arnoldi Iterative Methods of Solution of Linear Systems Based on Krylov Subspaces	Donald Fausett
Jovanovic, Stevan	Fall 2005
Kanuri, Viswanadh	Fall 2005
Smith, Inna	Fall 2005	Controllability, Observability and Realizability	Donald Fausett	Instructor, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Georgia Southern University
Marbury, Sheryl	Summer 2005			IT, Atlanta, Georgia
Trowell, Larry	Summer 2005
Kanuri, Kalyani	Spring 2005
Slaughter, Verlynda	Fall 2004	A Conic Quadratic Interior-Point Method for a Class of Stratefied Sampling Problems	Goran Lesaja	Teacher, Johnson High School, Savannah, Georgia
Sadekin, Rafique	Summer 2004	Agent Identification Using Information Gain and Gini Indexing Methods for Intelligent Control	Wen-Ran Zhang	Computer Specialist, Harbor Payments, Atlanta, Georgia
Cooper, Daniel	Spring 2004	Analysis and Optimization of a Mining and Manufacturing Operation	Donald Fausett	Instructor, Savannah Technical College
Tugcu, Gulcin	Spring 2004	First Order Linear Systems	Laurene Fausett	Teacher, Koc School Istanbul, Turkey
Vora, Minal	Spring 2004	Analyzing Unreplicated Two Level Factorial Designs	Charles Champ	Instructor of Learning Support, East Georgia College and State University
Hart, Samuel	Fall 2003	A Three-Dimensional Model of Virus Dynamics in HIV Patients	Liancheng Wang	Instructor, Southeastern Technical College
Chen, Zhong	Summer 2003	Design and Implementation of XML in an Object-Relational Database	Bob Cook
Wang, Dongsheng	Spring 2003	A Test Bed for Mining and Visualizing Cognitive Maps from Text Data	Wen-Ran Zhang
Xie, Fang	Fall 2002	Mining Functional Dependencies with Degrees of Satisfaction in Databases	Wen-ran Zhang
Lee, Wesley	Summer 2002
Huband, Gary	Spring 2002	A Power Scheduling Software Package for Planetary Habitats	James Harris	Pensacola, Florida
Liao, Hongtao	Fall 2001	A Web based Remote Doctor’s Office System	Yingkang Hu, Chong-Wei Xu
Liu, Changyan	Fall 2001	Computer Telephony Programming in JAVA	Thomas Murphy
He, Di	Spring 2001	An EJB-Cobra Parallel Image Processing System	Chong-Wei Xu	Instructor, York Technical College, Rock Hill, South Carolina
Ray, Mark	Spring 2001	Gulfstream Aerospace Aircraft Static Position Utility	Chong-Wei Xu	Senior Technical Specialist, Gulfstream Aerospace, Savannah, Georgia
Li, Shu	Fall 2000	An Online Student Advisement Assistant System	Chong-Wei Xu	Senior Technical Specialist, Gulfstream Aerospace Co., Savannah, Georgia
Ren, Dazhou	Fall 2000	An Online Airline Reservation System with XML	Chong-Wie Xu
Du, Yingliang	Summer 2000	A Component Based Middle-Tier Server	Chong-Wei Xu
He, Bo	Fall 1999	A Parallel Computing System in COBRA	Chong-Wei Xu
Conk, Nusret	Summer 1999	Developing Database Applications By Using Software Components	Chong-Wie Xu
Ellis, Andrew	Summer 1998	BiRotor Meter Product Selector	Mark Aulick	Statesboro, Georgia
Lesaja, Radojka	Summer 1998	Relational database Design with Object-Oriented Modeling	Chong-Wei Xu	Senior Data Integrator, Gulf Stream Aerospace Co., Savannah, Georgia
Scharnagl, Kenneth	Summer 1998	Stochastic Analysis of Quality Control Charts Using Integral Equations	Charles Champ
Rowe, Angelia	Spring 1998	Predation and Competition in a Periodically Pulsed Chemostat	Eric Funasaki	Ph.D., University of Georgia Assistant Professor, Georgia College and State University
Overstreet, Dessa	Spring 1998	Generalized Fuzzy C-Means Clustering	Richard Hathaway	Quality Analyst, Equifax, Atlanta, Georgia
Park, Thomas	Spring 1998	Alternative Forms of Seasonal Variation in Childhood Epidemics	John Davenport
Olejcak, Heather	Fall 1997	Derivation and Implementation of a New Boolean Function Minimization Algorithm Using Hypercube Principles	Ahmed Barbour
Yang, Delong	Fall 1997	Object-Oriented Interactive Network Communication Programming in JAVA	Chong-Wie Xu
Rogers, Gerald Wesley	Summer 1997	Fusing Heterogeneous Fuzzy Data for Clustering	Richard Hathaway	Instructor, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Georgia Southern University
Gomez-Grande, Javier	Spring 1997	Applying the Chebyshev Semi-Iterative Method when the Bounds of the Eigenvalues are Unknown	Xiezhang Li
Barrs, Keith	Fall 1996	An Analysis of Shewhart Quality Control Charts to Monitor Both the Mean and Variability	Charles Champ	Instructor of Learning Support, East Georgia College and State University
Newton, Philip	Summer 1996	Probability Limits for Shewhart Phase I X- Charts	Charles Champ
Howell, Lisa Norton	Spring 1996	Optimization of the Long Jump	Martha Abell	Ed.D. Georgia Southern University Associate Professor, Waycross College
Ross, Holley Shae	Spring 1996	Analysis of the Run Sum Chart with Applications in the Clinical Chemistry Laboratory	Charles Champ	Ph.D., Biostatistics Department, University of South Carolina
Bowen, Billy Robert	Winter 1996	Implementing Different Linear Solvers for Solving Stiff ODE Problems	Xiezhang Li
Gabre, Mohammed	Summer 1995	XSHARE, An Environment for Shared X-Windows Applications	Chong-Wie Xu
Kura, Andreas	Summer 1995	Design of an Automated Scheduling Program to Solve Advising Problems	Mark Aulick
Scott, Karen	Fall 1994	Temporal Dynamics of Epizootics in Predator-Prey Models	Lila Roberts
Chou, Shou-Peng	Summer 1994	Retrospective Control Charts	Charles Champ
Bevill, Sandra Wynne	Spring 1993	Quality Control in Induction Hardness and Computer Numerical Control Grinding	Bruce McLean	Associate Professor of Mathematics, Macon State College
Sheppard, Donna	Spring 1993	Dynamics in a Four-Level Laser System	Lila Roberts

Program Learning Outcomes

The mission of the Master of Science degree in the Department of Mathematical Sciences is to provide graduate students with a strong foundation that leads to success in subsequent careers and educational programs. When graduate students leave our program, they will be prepared for careers (in industry or academia) or for further graduate studies. This is accomplished by having our students demonstrate deep knowledge in core classes, read, analyze and write proofs, communicate mathematical ideas written and verbally, as evidenced by the successful defense of a thesis, and conduct independent and collaborative research.

The Department of Mathematical Sciences supports the University mission of academic distinction in teaching, scholarship and service by providing a superior educational opportunity for students by promoting all aspects of teaching, learning, and researching mathematics.

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon completion of the MS in Mathematics program, majors will be able to:

PLO1. Solve problems in the advanced areas of (a) numerical analysis, (b) linear algebra, (c) real analysis, and (d) statistics.

PLO2. Read, analyze, and write logical arguments to prove mathematical concepts.

PLO3. Communicate mathematical ideas with clarity and coherence, both written and verbally.

PLO4. Perform research in conjunction with others as well as individually.

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Last updated: 6/22/2023