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Mathematics majors at universities like MIT and Stanford typically cover a range of core and advanced topics. Here are some of the main courses and requirements:

Stanford University

  1. Core Requirements:
    • 57 units of math courses, including single-variable calculus and multi-variable calculus series.
    • At least 8 math courses above introductory levels.
    • Capstone project required for all math majors.
  2. Electives:
    • Four elective courses beyond the core requirements.
    • Electives can include advanced math courses or approved out-of-department courses with significant mathematical content.
  3. Additional Requirements:
    • Writing in the Major (WIM) requirement.
    • At least 32 units must be taken at Stanford.

MIT

  1. Programs:
    • General Mathematics
    • Applied Mathematics
    • Pure Mathematics
    • Mathematics with Computer Science
  2. Core Courses:
    • Linear Algebra
    • Probability and Statistics
    • Complex Variables
    • Computation
  3. Additional Requirements:
    • Communication requirement in mathematics.
    • At least half of the subjects beyond introductory levels must be taken at MIT.

These programs emphasize a strong foundation in mathematical theory and applications, preparing students for various careers in academia, industry, and research.

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