thanks for the replies, i did a bit of looking and found i could take a course in the summer afterwards, so that means i don't have to wait (or cram) to take the courses
i think i get a good picture of it now
Yes, I have already taken basic linear algebra, but no proofs at all.
I was wondering about a course in probability theory that follows after measure theory (similar to a grad course). I have also taken undergrad probability already. Does the same apply?
I have the choice of taking, next spring, a course on linear algebra (theoretical, covers linear operator theory) or a course on applied math (covers asymptotic analysis and pdes). I cannot take both because i would be taking too many classes at once, and the classes i am already planning on...