OVERVIEW
Department of Mathematics started functioning with strength of two faculty members since the inception of the University with the approval of UGC, in 1997. Initially, the main objective of the department was to cater to the needs of different engineering departments. Gradually, it started growing and became a potential basic science department supported by well-qualified faculty members with distinguished educational background from leading Indian institutes and universities, who are instrumental in building a strong base in different areas of higher mathematics. Since the year 2003, the department has started its MSc program in Mathematics with a sanctioned strength of 20 students. With ever increasing demands of mathematics the intake has been increased to 40 from the academic year 2021-2022. Students will get a chance to come across some advance topics of research followed by the independent project.
From the academic year 2022-2023, the department is offering a B.Sc. programme in Mathematics. This programme will equip the students with strong foundations both in Mathematics and computational aspects, thereby making them ready for software industry as well as career progression in masters programme in Mathematics.
PROGRAM OUTCOME (PO)
- Evolve as a good teacher and researcher.
- Apply their knowledge in different technical fields.
- Model and solve different physical and social problems.
- Work effectively in teams and capability to lead the team.
- Commit to lifelong learning.
- Exhibit ethical and professional behaviour.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME (PSO)
- Enhance their mathematical maturity, including discovering and writing their own proofs.
- The students will be able to know and use programming languages effectively.
- They will be able to apply differential equation in modelling physical problems, and analyze and solve them using various numerical techniques.
- The student will be able to compete in various competitive examinations.
- They will be able to perform efficiently in R&D institutions and pursue higher studies.
- The student will have a sound knowledge of wavelet analysis and fluid dynamics.
- They will be motivated to pursue higher education and take up challenging research problems.
- They will develop good communication skill, exhibit good moral and social responsibility.
COURSE OUTCOME, PROGRAM OUTCOME AND SYLLABUS
ELIGIBILITY
Candidates should have passed 10+2 examination as well as completed BSc (Hons) in Mathematics or BSc (Gen) in 10+2+3 scheme with Mathematics as optional subjects from a recognised university. Preferences will be given to students with BSc (Hons).
