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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics is part of the LMD system (Licence-Master-Doctorate) and is structured into six semesters (three academic years). It aims to provide students with a solid foundation in fundamental and applied mathematics, as well as computer science, while equipping them with methodological and professional skills.
In conclusion, This Bachelor's program provides a comprehensive and rigorous training, preparing students for research, teaching, or industrial and IT applications. It follows a logical progression that allows students to gradually develop their mathematical skills while gaining exposure to complementary disciplines.
· Analysis and Algebra: Fundamental concepts (sequences, series, functions, vector spaces, etc.).
· Algorithms and Data Structures: Introduction to programming and algorithms.
· Machine Structure: Computer architecture and digital logic.
· Methodology: Scientific terminology, communication, scientific English.
· Physics and Electronics: Mechanics concepts and computer components.
· Advanced Analysis: Fourier series, generalized integrals, complex analysis.
· Linear Algebra and Algebraic Structures: Eigenvalues, matrices, linear applications.
· Topology: Metric spaces, compactness, connectedness.
· Probability and Statistics: Fundamental concepts and applications.
· Numerical Analysis: Approximation, numerical equation solving.
· Advanced Mathematics: Measure and integration theory, differential equations, normed vector spaces.
· Optimization and Modeling: Linear programming, constrained and unconstrained optimization.
· Projects and Didactics: Introduction to teaching and mathematical modeling.
Elective Courses: Topics such as group theory, advanced probability, partial differential equations.