- Academics
- Courses
Courses
- Masters 2 years1 yearSpring 2027Practical Foreign Language Course for Scientific Communication. Part 1 (2027)
- Masters 2 years1 yearFall 2026Practical Foreign Language Course for Scientific Communication. Part 1 (2026)
In-Person Educational Components
Classes with in-person instruction:
1st year of Bachelor's degree:
- Fall semester:
- Algebra and Geometry. Part 1
- Architecture of computing systems (only sections)
- Critical Thinking and Decision Making (only sections)
- Mathematical Analysis. Part 1
- Spring semester:
- Algebra and Geometry. Part 2
- Discrete Mathematics only sections)
- Mathematical Analysis. Part 2
2nd year of Bachelor's degree:
- Fall semester:
- Prompt Engineering for Generative AI (only sections)
- Mathematical Logic and the Theory of Algorithms (only sections)
- Mathematical Analysis. Part 3
- Probability Theory
- Spring semester:
- Differential Equations
- Mathematical Statistics
- Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
- Artificial Intelligence
3 year of Bachelor's degree:
- Fall semester:
- Databases and Information Systems (only sections)
- Stochastic Processes (only sections)
- Fundamentals of Machine Learning (only sections)
- Numerical Methods (only sections)
- Spring semester:
- Data Analysis (only sections)
- Operations Research and Methods of Optimisation (only sections)
- Fundamentals of Geometric Modelling (only sections)
- Functional Analysis (only sections)
Methodological Seminar
In June 2025, the Department of Applied Mathematics held a series of departmental methodological seminars to discuss the optimal content for new (or updated) Master's degree courses:
• June 5, 2025 (Thursday) at 6:00 PM:
Numerical Methods in Mathematical Physics (Oryniak I.V.);
Geometric Modeling (Oryniak I.V.);
Fundamentals of Scientific Research (for research-focused Master's students) (Oryniak I.V.);
• June 6, 2025 (Friday) at 6:00 PM:
Modeling Complex Systems (for research-focused Master's students) (Mazuryk R.V.);
Modeling Complex Systems (for professional Master's students) (Kostiushko I.A.);
• June 10, 2025 (Tuesday) at 6:00 PM:
Applications of Generative AI (Liskin V.O., Shchoholiev M.O., Kovalchuk-Khymiuk L.O.);
Generative Artificial Intelligence (Buslaiev V.O.).
