While in high school, I completed K-State’s B.S. in Mathematics curriculum with 86 K-State credits, the maximum of 30 AP credits, and 9 transfer credits.
Upper-division and graduate coursework in mathematics, physics, and computer science:
Mathematics
- MATH 350Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
- MATH 351Multivariable Calculus and Differential Forms
- MATH 510Discrete Mathematics
- MATH 633Real Analysis
- MATH 715Numerical Methods
- MATH 716Functional Analysis
- MATH 723Complex Analysis
- MATH 730Groups and Rings
- MATH 731Modules, Fields, and Galois Theory
Physics
- PHYS 522Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Mechanics
- PHYS 532Electrostatics and Magnetostatics
- PHYS 662Quantum Mechanics
Computer Science
- CIS 300Data Structures
- CIS 301Logic and Program Verification
- CIS 532Deep Learning
- CIS 575Algorithm Analysis