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               References:                                     convergence. Properties of uniform convergence.  Superior
               1.  Lipschutz,  M.  (1969).  Schaum’s  outline  of  differential   limit and inferior limit.  Power series, radius of convergence.
                   geometry. McGraw-Hill.                      Taylor series.
               2.  Oprea,  J.  (2004).  Differential  geometry  and  its
                             nd
                   applications (2  ed.). Prentice Hall.       Assessment:
               3.  Kuhnel,  W.  (2005).  Differential  geometry:  curves,   Continuous Assessment:      40%
                   surfaces, manifolds (2  ed.). Amer. Math. Soc.   Final Examination:        60%
                                   nd
               4.  Abate, M., & Tovena, F. (2012).  Curves and Surfaces.
                   Springer.                                   Medium of Instruction:
               5.  Pressley,  A.N.  (2010).    Elementary  differential   English

                   geometry. Springer.
                                                               Soft Skills:

               SIM3010    TOPOLOGY                             CS3, CTPS3, LL2
                                                                 References:
               Topological  Spaces.  Continuity,  connectedness  and   1.   Witold A.J. Kosmala (2004). A friendly introduction to
               compactness.  Separation  axioms  and  countability.  Metric   analysis:  Single  and  multivariable  (2   ed.).  Pearson
                                                                                              nd
               spaces. Product spaces.
                                                                   International.
                                                               2.   Schroder,  B.  S  (2008).  Mathematical  analysis:  A
               Assessment:                                         concise introduction. John-Wiley.
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                3.   Richardson,  L.  F.  (2008).  Advanced  calculus:  An
               Final Examination:           60%
                                                                   introduction to linear analysis. John-Wiley.
               Medium of Instruction:                          4.   Lay, S.R. (2014). Analysis with an introduction to proof
                                                                   (5  ed.). Pearson.
                                                                    th
               English                                         5.   Pedersen,  S.  (2015).  From  calculus  to  analysis.
                                                                   Springer.
               Soft Skills:
               CTPS3, LL2
                                                                 SIM3013   PROBABILISTIC   METHODS      IN
               References:                                              COMBINATORICS
               1.   Armstrong,   M.A.   (2010).      Basic   topology
                   (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics). Springer.     The  probabilistic  method  and  its  applications  in
               2.   Munkres, J. (2000).  Topology (2  ed.). Prentice Hall   combinatorics.  The  topics  are  selected  from:  The  basic
                                           nd
                   Inc.                                        probabilistic methods applied on graphs, tournaments, and
               3.   McCluskey, A., & McMaster, B. (2014). Undergraduate   set  systems;  the  use  of  linearity  of  expectation  for
                   topology: A working textbook. Oxford University Press.    Hamiltonian paths and splitting graphs; alterations for lower
                                                               bound of Ramsey numbers, independent sets, packing and
                                                               recolouring; the second moment methods; random graphs
               SIM3011   COMPLEX  ANALYSIS                     –  threshold  functions,  subgraphs,  clique  number  and
                                                               chromatic  number;  the  Lovász  Local  Lemma  and  its
               Taylor  and  Laurent  series.  Singularities  and  zeroes.   applications.
               Residue Theory. Evaluation of certain Integrals. Arguments
               Principle, Rouche’s theorem. Maximum Modulus Principle.   Assessment:
               Infinite Products. Entire Functions.            Continuous Assessment:       40%
                                                               Final Examination:           60%
               Assessment:
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                Medium of Instruction:
               Final Examination:           60%                English

               Medium of Instruction:                          Soft Skills:
               English                                         CTPS3, LL2

               Soft Skills:                                    References:
               CTPS3, LL2
                                                               1.   Alon,  N,  &  Spencer,  J.  (2008).    The  probabilistic
                                                                          rd
               References:                                         method (3  ed.). Wiley.
               1.  John  H.  Mathews,  &  Russell  W.  Howell  (2012).   2.   Janson, S., Luczak, T., & Rucinski, A. (2000). Random
                                                         th
                  Complex analysis for mathematics and engineering (6    graphs. Wiley.
                  ed.). Jones & Bartlett Pub. Inc.             3.   Matousek,  J.,  & Nesetril,  J.  (1998).  Invitation  to
               2.  Saff,  E.  B.,  &  Snider,  A.  D.  (2003).  Fundamental  of   discrete mathematics. Oxford University Press.
                  complex analysis. Pearson Education Inc.     4.   Molloy,  M.,  &  Reed, B.  (2002).  Graph  colouring  and
               3.  Ali,  Rosihan  M.,  &  Ravichandran,  V.  (2008).  Complex   the probabilistic method. Springer.
                  Analysis. Penerbit USM.                      5.   Lovász,  L.,  Ruzsa,  I.,  &  Sós,  Vera  T.  (Eds.).
               4.  Markushevich,  A.  I.  (1985).  Theory  of  functions  of   (2013). Erdös Centennial. Springer.
                  complex variables. Chelsea Publ. Co.
               5.  Brown, J., & Churchill, R.V. (2013). Complex variables
                  & applications (9  ed.). McGraw Hill.        SIN1001   INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING
                              th

                                                               MATLAB - Matlab environment, matrices, constants and
               SIM3012   REAL ANALYSIS                         variables, operation, built-in functions, output format, plot
                                                               graphs, expressions and logical data, branches and loops,
               Riemann  integral.  Integrable  functions.    Properties  of  the   scripting, user-defined functions. Application of selected
               Riemann  integral.  Integration  in  relation  to  differentiation.   mathematical problems.
               Differentiation of integrals. Improper integrals.  Sequences
               and  series  of  functions.    Pointwise  and  uniform

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