Graduate

1. Master of Science in Mathematics (2-year)

2. Master of Science in Mathematics (Final)

Undergraduate

1. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mathematics

Description of the Program

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mathematics

The B.Sc. (Honours) in Mathematics is a 145-credit-hour program consisting of 51 courses, including a project/thesis, lab work, and a viva voce. The program encompasses general education, research core, and foundation, with a concentration on major areas of study and over four years of full-time project/thesis work. The program can be completed in 8 (eight) semesters (4 years).

Graduate Attributes

Graduate attributes are the unique qualities, skills & understandings that enable students to gain their own experiences, approaches, and voice through proper learning and experiences from their degree (academic courses) and co-curricular activities. The graduates of B.Sc. (Honours) in Mathematics program will have:

• Ability to apply knowledge of basic science and engineering fundamentals.
• Ability to apply creative, imaginative, and innovative thinking and ideas to problem-solving.
• Expectation of the need for lifelong learning and the capacity to do so.
• Practical and contemporary knowledge of relevant professional, ethical, and legal frameworks.
• Ability to manage personal performance to meet expectations and demonstrate drive, determination, and accountability.

Educational Objectives of the Program

Our graduate will be able to after graduation:

PEO1: Work with students to foster an understanding of core mathematical and scientific concepts, supporting student learning at the foundational level of science and mathematics.

PEO2: Establish partnerships between faculty, students, and others to enhance awareness of the importance of mathematics in developing analytical and critical thinking skills throughout the program.

PEO3: Develop scientific methods and mathematical reasoning as tools for problem-solving and engagement in the research process.

PEO4: Prepare students to apply mathematical and scientific reasoning skills in their academic and professional careers while promoting dynamic and interactive leadership among students.

PEO5: Contribute to the department through publications, presentations, and other forms of intellectual activities. The department strongly encourages continued efforts in these ventures and supports faculty and students in attending, presenting, and organising regional, national, and international conferences.

PEO6: Aim to develop this department as a centre of excellence for learning and research.

Program Learning Outcomes

To prepare students for a successful professional and personal life, the B.Sc. (Honours) in Mathematics program is designed to produce graduates who, at the time of graduation, will have the ability to:

PLO 1: Read, write, and construct correct mathematical problems, while learning diverse perspectives and deepening conceptual understanding through interaction with students from different disciplines.

PLO 2: Formulate and analyze mathematical problems, precisely define key terms, draw clear and reasonable conclusions, and comprehend high levels of abstraction in the study of pure and applied mathematics.

PLO 3: Explain the importance of mathematics and its techniques in solving real-life problems, understanding the limitations of such techniques, and the validity of the results by using different standard software to solve mathematical problems.

PLO 4: Apply their knowledge in modern industry or teaching or secure acceptance into high-quality graduate programs in mathematics and other fields such as engineering, medical science, government, education, quantitative/mathematical finance, mathematical computing, statistics, physics, sociology, etc.

PLO 5: Develop computational skills, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities.

PLO 6: Acquire mathematical knowledge and skills appropriate for professional activities, demonstrate the highest standards of ethics in mathematics, and explore options in fundamental research in pure and applied mathematics, computational mathematics, and mathematics education.

Mapping the Mission of the University With the Mission of the Department

Mapping PEOs with the Mission of Program Offering Entity (MPOEs)

Mapping of PLOs with the PEOs

Mapping Courses With the Plos

Structure of the Curriculum

a) Duration of the Program: Years: 4 Semesters: 8

b) Admission Requirements: A student who has passed the S.S.C. and H.S.C. examinations in the science group or holds an equivalent degree/diploma with a minimum GPA of 2.5 in each examination may be admitted to the program according to the rules of the university.

c) Total Minimum Credit Requirement to Complete the Program: Students will have to complete the full 4-year course of 145 credit hours.

d) Total Class weeks in a Semester: The duration of a semester is six months including class tests, mid-term and term final examinations. The duration of a semester is arranged as follows:

There shall be two examinations, i.e., the Mid-Term and the Semester Final Examinations. The Semester Final Examination will be held at the end of each semester to complete the course for that semester.

e) Minimum CGPA requirement for Under graduation: CGPA 2.0

f) Maximum Academic Year of Completion: (4+3) 7 Years

g) Category of Courses:

1. General Education Courses: 12 (36 Credits)
2. Core Courses: 23 (69 Credits)
3. Elective Offered Course: 12 (36 Credits)
4. Project/Thesis Course: 01 (3 Credits equivalent to 1 Course)
5. Viva voce: 04 (4 Credits)

36+69+ (36 or 33+Project) +4 = 145 Credits