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The discussion centers on selecting a Master's program after completing an undergraduate degree in pure mathematics. Participants emphasize the importance of shortlisting fields of interest, such as computer science and engineering, and recommend researching departmental websites and contacting professors for guidance. The urgency of applying before May 1, 2014, is highlighted, along with the excitement of transitioning from undergraduate to graduate studies.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of graduate program structures
  • Familiarity with research methodologies in mathematics and engineering
  • Knowledge of computer science fundamentals
  • Ability to navigate academic departmental websites
NEXT STEPS
  • Research graduate programs in computer science and engineering
  • Contact professors in fields of interest for potential research opportunities
  • Explore departmental websites for program specifics and application requirements
  • Consider taking summer classes to strengthen academic background
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Prospective graduate students in mathematics, computer science, and engineering seeking guidance on program selection and application strategies.

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Hi everyone!

I need to start thinking about what program to choose for my M.sc (I need to apply before 1 may 2014). I'll have completed my undergrad in pure math by then, but I've no idea of what subject to go in!

Every graduate math program my school offer seem very interesting, engineering could be a great option even computer science seem very fun!

How did you choose your field? Any regret?

Thanks
 
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Barioth said:
Hi everyone!

I need to start thinking about what program to choose for my M.sc (I need to apply before 1 may 2014). I'll have completed my undergrad in pure math by then, but I've no idea of what subject to go in!

Every graduate math program my school offer seem very interesting, engineering could be a great option even computer science seem very fun!

How did you choose your field? Any regret?

Thanks

You must be excited that you are finishing your undergraduate program in a year . For the undergraduate program I chose computer science I still have three years maximum to finish it ( a minor in mathematics will make the schedule busy ). So far no regrets , even though I spend lots of time reading mathematics.I think computer science is a fun subject not so complicated and beautiful .
 
Barioth said:
Hi everyone!

I need to start thinking about what program to choose for my M.sc (I need to apply before 1 may 2014). I'll have completed my undergrad in pure math by then, but I've no idea of what subject to go in!

Every graduate math program my school offer seem very interesting, engineering could be a great option even computer science seem very fun!

How did you choose your field? Any regret?

Thanks

Hi Barioth, :)

Great to hear that you are planning to do your grad studies. The way I did it was to shortlist the main fields that I like to do and apply for programs that involves those fields. Since you've got a long time to apply maybe you can search through the departmental websites and contact professors who are doing research that interests you. That way you'll have a better idea of choosing what fits you most. :)
 
ZaidAlyafey said:
You must be excited that you are finishing your undergraduate program in a year .

heh yeah I'm very excited and happy, I decided to speed thing up by doing intensive summer class, it's finaly paying off hehe.

Sudharaka said:
The way I did it was to shortlist the main fields that I like to do and apply for programs that involves those fields. Since you've got a long time to apply maybe you can search through the departmental websites and contact professors who are doing research that interests you.

That's a good idea, I'll get to it next week thanks!
 
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