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Browse Programs Admission InformationThis Master's degree, titled "Applied Mathematics," is a veritable springboard for pursuing an academic doctorate in various disciplines. The training programs are highly research-oriented and include a wide variety of advanced courses, as well as research seminars, supervised projects, final dissertations, and internships in research laboratories. A significant amount of time is devoted to personal research. For entry into the M1 program: Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or equivalent. For more details, see the following: For entry into the M2 program: M1 in Mathematics or equivalent. It is during the M2 program that the student chooses a research topic and a dissertation supervisor (rapporteur). Some students have a mentor, who plays a crucial role in supporting and selecting research topics and qualified rapporteurs.
Functional Analysis 1 (AF1)
Numerical Analysis 1 (AN1)
Optimization (Op)
Numerical Methods (MN1)
Convex Analysis (AC)
Introduction to Mathematics Teaching (IDM)
Numerical Analysis 2 (AN2)
Functional Analysis 2 (AF2)
Scientific Computing (CS)
Numerical Methods 2 (MN2)
Differential Equations
Research Ethics and Professional Conduct (EDR)
Scientific English 2
Analysis and Control of Localized Systems (ACSL)
Analysis and Control of Distributed Systems (ACSD)
Evolution Problems (PE)
Approximation Theory (TA)
Matlab (MA)
LATEX
Scientific English 3
Semester 4 is dedicated to introductory research work, culminating in a dissertation and a defense.
The Master's degree in Applied Mathematics is aimed at students with a solid scientific background at the L3 level in mathematics or applied mathematics, who must demonstrate excellent foundations in numerical analysis, linear algebra, programming tools (MATLAB, PHYTON, MATHEMATICA), Sobolev spaces, and finite element methods, among others. A good command of a programming tool is also required. The Numerical Modeling and Simulation track in Master's degree is well suited to pursuing a Master's degree in Analysis, Modeling, Simulation, or Master's degree in Mathematics for the various specializations.