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In general, the curriculum of Undergraduate Program in Mathematics (UPM) has two programmes
sequentially: Common First Year Program, and Post Common First Year Program (Sarjana Program). The
description can be seen in followed figure.

At least 144 credits are required to complete the UPM. The curriculum was designed to have 4
orientation stages: Common First Year Stage, Object-oriented Stage, Property-oriented Stage, and
Maturation Stage. Each of them is explained in detail in Section 3. Compulsory and elective courses
offered by UPM are :

 

Elective courses
It is our belief that one pursues the study of mathematics with objectives: as a science and as a tool for other fields. Mathematics is an intrinsic component of science, part of its fabric, its universal language and indispensable source of intellectual tools. Reciprocally, science inspires and stimulates mathematics, posing new questions, engendering new ways of thinking, and ultimately conditioning the value system of mathematics. Therefore, we encourage our students to take between 6 and 12 credits from courses offered by other study programmes. Thus, our students are able to mingle or interacts with nonmathematics students and familiar themselves with subjects other than mathematics.
We acknowledge the wide range in interests and needs by incorporating flexibility in the curriculum. The UPM offers plenty elective courses. After completing Common First Year Program (TPB), students have to complete at least 108 credits consisting of 8 credits from ITB compulsory courses and 100 credits from mathematics and mathematics-related courses. Almost half out of these 100 credits are from elective courses. There are two kinds of elective courses, Semi-restricted Electives (24 credits) and Restricted Electives (20 credits). One benefits of such flexibility is that students can design their study by selecting elective courses that meet their interests, talents, and needs.

Restricted Elective Courses. UPM students are required to take  20 credit points from Restricted Elective Courses. Each student has to take at least one course (4 credits each) from each of the following five groups of courses:
A. (Algebra) MA3021 Algebraic Structures or MA3022 Linear Algebra,
B. (Geometry) MA3041 Introduction to Differential Geometry or MA3042 Geometry
C. (Probability and Statistics) MA3281 Mathematical Statistics or MA4181 Introduction to Stochastic Processes.
D. (Network) MA3051 Introduction to Graph Theory or  MA4151 Cryptography or MA4251 Coding Theory.
E. (Optimization) MA3071 Introduction to Optimization or  MA3072 Partial Differential Equations.

Semi-restricted Elective Courses. Students must pass at least 12 credit points from courses offered by the UPM (minimum 8 credits from fourth year courses), and at least 6 credit points from other study programs (minimum 4 credits from third or fourth year courses). For UPM students participating in minor program, they must pass 12-18 credits offered by the selected study program.

No	Code	Course Name	CP
Semester I
1	MA1101	Mathematics IA	4
2	FI1101	Elementary Physics IA	4(1)
3	KI1101	General Chemistry IA	3(1)
4	KU1011	Indonesian Language: Scientific Writing	2
5	KU1160	Introduction to Mathematics and Natural Sciences	2
6	KU1102	Introduction to Computation	3
Total			18
Semester II
1	MA1201	Mathematics IIA	4
2	FI1201	Elementary Physics IIA	4(1)
3	KI1201	General Chemistry IIA	3(1)
4	KU1202	Introduction to Engineering and Design	3
5	KU1024	English	2
6	KU1001	Sports	2
Total			18
Semester III
1	MA2111	Fundamental Mathematics	2
2	MA2121	Elementary Linear Algebra	4
3	MA2151	Simulation and Computational Mathematics	4
4	MA2181	Data Analysis	4
		Elective courses/ ITB Compulsory courses	4
Total			18
Semester IV
1	MA2231	Multivariable Calculus	4
2	MA2271	Introduction to Differential Equation	4
3	MA2251	Discrete Mathematics	4
		Elective courses/ ITB Compulsory courses	6
Total			18
Semester V
1	MA3131	Introduction to Complex Analysis	4
2	MA3171	Numerical Mathematics	4
3	MA3181	Probability Theory	4
		Elective courses/ ITB Compulsory courses	6
Total			18
Semester VI
1	MA3231	Introduction to Real Analysis	4
2	MA3011	Career in Mathematics	2
3	MA3271	Mathematical Modeling	4
		Elective courses/ ITB Compulsory courses	6
Total			18
Semester VII
1	MA4093	Final Project I	3
2	MA4091	Mathematics Seminar I	1
		Elective courses	14
Total			18
Semester VIII
1	MA4094	Final Project II	3
2	MA4092	Mathematics Seminar II	1
		Elective courses	14
Total			18

 

List of Second Year Elective Courses

No	Code	Course Name	CP
1	MA2011	Topics in Math Perspectives	2
2	MA2022	Structure of Integers	3
3	MA2075	Introduction to Mathematical Modelling	2
4	MA2252	Introduction to Number Theory	4
5	MA2281	Non-Parametric Statistics	2

 

List of Third Year Elective Courses

No	Code	Course Name	CP
1	MA3021	Algebraic Structures	4
2	MA3022	Linear Algebra	4
3	MA3023	Numerical Linear Algebra	3
4	MA3032	Fourier and Wavelet Method	3
5	MA3041	Introduction to Differential Geometry	4
6	MA3042	Geometry	4
7	MA3051	Introduction to Graph Theory	4
8	MA3052	Algorithmic Graph Theory	3
9	MA3053	Machine Learning	3
10	MA3071	Introduction to Optimization	4
11	MA3073	Partial Differential Equations	4
12	MA3161	Introduction to Theory of Interest	3
13	MA3182	Analysis of Variance and Regression	2
14	MA3261	Introduction of Financial Mathematics	4
15	MA3272	Optimization Methods	4
16	MA3281	Mathematical Statistics	4

 

List of Fourth Year Elective Courses

No	Code	Course Name	CP
1	MA4031	Real Function	4
2	MA4071	Introduction to Dynamical System	4
3	MA4072	Deep Learning	4
4	MA4095	Internship	2
5	MA4151	Cryptography	4
6	MA4171	Linear Control Theory	4
7	MA4181	Introduction to Stochastic Processes	4
8	MA4251	Coding Theory	4
9	MA4281	Multivariate Analysis	4

 

List of Capita Selecta Courses

No	Code	Course Name	CP
1	MA4041	Capita Selecta in Geometry	4
2	MA4121	Capita Selecta in Algebra I	4
3	MA4172	Capita Selecta in Industrial and Financial Mathematics I	4
4	MA4151	Capita Selecta in Discrete Mathematics I	4
5	MA4182	Capita Selecta in Statistics I	4
6	MA4032	Capita Selecta in Analysis	4
7	MA4221	Capita Selecta in Algebra II	4
8	MA4272	Capita Selecta in Industrial and Financial Mathematics II	4
9	MA4252	Capita Selecta in Discrete Mathematics II	4
10	MA4282	Capita Selecta in Statistics II	4

 

Education in Institut Teknologi Bandung includes academic education and development of a noble personality who always upholds the noble values​​. The general educational outcomes at ITB are:

1. Graduates become intelligent scholars who serve as role models in their community and give ​​a significant contribution to the implementation of the society’s ideal, which is a prosperous and noble life.

2. Graduates have comprehensive mastery of knowledge, equipped with extensive insights and awareness of the usefulness of their knowledge hence have the ability and instinct for its development and/or implementation, both independently and in collaborations, including inter-disciplinary cooperation.

In line with ITB's objectives, the objective of the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics (UPM) in the current curriculum is to yield graduates who are able to develop their mathematical power and potential, to expand their mathematical interests, to manifest their leadership and innovativeness in mathematics or related fields, and to acquire good attitude and characteristics needed for advanced studies as well as career advancement.

The learning outcomes of UPM has been constructed by considering inputs from stakeholders and reflecting postgraduate study requirements. The UPM formulates the learning outcomes as follows:

1. The students are able to exhibit sufficient knowledge and insight in mathematics and relevant areas, with a relatively deep understanding in some particular sub fields of mathematics, and apply them to solve problems,

2. The students are able to demonstrate adequate basic math skills, such as observing, recognizing, collecting and utilizing data; to make calculation, estimation, and interpretation, with or without the aid of technologies (such as computers and software),

3. The students are able to exhibit mathematical powers, that include reasoning, making connections, solving problems, and communicating,

4. The students are able to show the ability to complete tasks and to develop relatively new ideas, both independently and in team including preparing and presenting reports, orally and in writing,

5. The students have personality characteristics and habits of work necessary for successful career, and understand professional and ethical responsibility,

6. The students are aware of contemporary issues and able to respond appropriately,

7. The students are well-prepared for self-development, in mathematics and relevant areas, or career in work.

The undergraduate program in Mathematics (hereafer called UPM) provides learning process in mathematics and related fields. The UPM  gives students  strong fundamental mathematical knowledge, that allows them to pursue a higher degree or to work in various fields.Aside from formulating and exploring new fundamental theoretical knowledge, the study of Mathematics also focuses on quantifying a problem (from everyday life) as a mathematical model and then finding a solution to the model. In pursuing a degree at the Mathematics Study Program, students are trained with the skill of mathematical modelling in solving everyday problem. Equipped with strong fundamental Mathematical knowledge, students are able to generalize and extrapolate the Mathematical model of natural and social phenomenon from the simplest case to a more sophisticated model of a complicated problem. One example is a traffic congestion problem encountered in big cities. This problem may be formulated into a mathematical model, where an optimal solution may be deduced.The faculty members who teach at the UPM are grouped into five research divisions, namely Analysis and Geometry, Algebra, Combinatorial Mathematics, Financial and Industrial Mathematics, and Statistics. Students are given options to choose elective courses and topics for their “Skripsi” (final projects) in many areas of applications of mathematics and statistics, including actuarial science.

Thus, it is not true that a Mathematics graduate will end up only as a Mathematics teacher. The fact is that many Mathematics graduates work successfully in various fields other than education, such as industries, manufactures, finance and banking, and information technology.

UPM, as well as other ITB study programmes, offers Minor Programme as minor area of study. Minor is coherent sequences of courses taken in addition to the courses required for the primary programme. Each study programme has designed a programme where a student has to take 12 to 18 credits from certain list of courses. Upon completion of minor requirements, students may propose to the corresponding chair of programme to declare their minor area of study and will be recognized in their academic transcripts.Students from other study programmes who take minor in Mathematics should complete 18 credits of Mathematics courses (subject code MA) or designated equivalent courses, and choose 6 credits from other Mathematics-related courses.

First UPM student with minor (in engineering) graduated in 2011. To this date, more than ten mathematics students have graduated with minor in industrial engineering, petroleum engineering, and informatics.

Only students with minimum average grade point 2.50 for MA1101 Mathematics IA and MA1201 Mathematics IIA may register for the minor in mathematics programme. Students in the minor in Mathematics complete 12-18 credits of mathematics courses (one from each group) from the following table, excluding MA1101 Mathematics IA and MA1201 Mathematics IIA.

 

No	Code	Course Name	CP
1	MA2121	Elementary Linear Algebra	4
2	MA2231	Multivariable Calculus	4
3A	MA2181	Data Analysis	4
3B	MA2281	Non-parametric Statistics	2
3C	MA2271	Introduction to Differential Equations	4
3D	MA2251	Discrete Mathematics	4
4A	MA3231	Introduction to Real Analysis	4
4B	MA3022	Linear Algebra	4
4C	MA3021	Algebraic Structures	4
5	MA3xxx/MA4xxx	Other mathematics courses
Total			12-18