Math 506 Modern Geometry (Graduate)

This course offers a critical presentation of the development and philisophical significance of non-Euclidean geometry.  The goal of this course is to advance understanding of Euclidean and non-Euclidan geometries, through analystic methods and critical thinking.  

Prerequisite Skills or Experience: A bachelor’s degree with a Mathematics major or must be state certified (in any state) to teach Mathematics at a secondary school level and show evidence of completing an undergraduate course in Modern Geometry with a minimum grade of “C.”

Prerequisite Course: Undergraduate Modern Geometry

Related Offerings:
Math 501 Linear Algebra (Summer II 2022 & Summer I 2023)
Math 502 Abstract Algebra (Summer I 2022 & Summer II 2023)
Math 503 Advanced Calculus (Winter/Spring I 2023)
Math 504 Real Analysis (Winter/Spring II 2022 & Winter/Spring II 2023)
Math 505 Statistical Methods I (Fall I 2022)
Math 506 Modern Geometry (Fall II 2022 & Summer I 2023 )