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Following my previous thread, it seems I don't have the background to apply to MS programs in mathematics directly since I was an undergraduate computer science major. If I need to supplement the courses I have taken in order to gain acceptance to a top program for an MS in mathematics, would the NetMath program suffice? Are all accredited courses created equal or would my application benefit more from taking these courses at a local university?
https://netmath.illinois.edu/
I've taken Calc I/II, Linear Algebra, and Numerical Computing. I would probably take Vector Calculus, Differential Equations, and Introduction to Probability Theory. See here:
https://netmath.illinois.edu/college
https://netmath.illinois.edu/
I've taken Calc I/II, Linear Algebra, and Numerical Computing. I would probably take Vector Calculus, Differential Equations, and Introduction to Probability Theory. See here:
https://netmath.illinois.edu/college