Student Manual
Student Handbook
The Student Handbook aims to outline the main obligations that students assume upon entering the Graduate Program in Mathematics.
All of the items listed below are based on the Internal Regulations of the Graduate Program in Mathematics.
- Students admitted to the Program must register for the courses offered during the semester within the deadline that will be communicated via email. Students who fail to renew their enrollment in any academic term will be dismissed from the Program.
- It is the student’s responsibility to keep their email address and telephone number updated with the Program Office. Additionally, students must check their email regularly, as key information about the Program is communicated through this channel.
- To be eligible for the defense of the master’s thesis, students must complete a total of 24 credits. Of these 24 mandatory credits, the student must take at least one course in three different areas from Group I (see Course Annex).
- All courses offered are elective.
- Credits for each course will only be awarded to students who achieve a final grade of A, B, or C, as established in Article 35, and who attend at least 75% (seventy-five percent) of the course activities; absence exemptions are not permitted.
- Students will be automatically dismissed from the Program if they receive a grade other than A, B, or C more than once in the same or different courses. In other words, a student who fails two courses will be automatically dismissed.
- All regular students in the Program must take the Written Qualification Examination.
- The Qualification Examination is offered twice a year. Students must choose one of the scheduled sessions to take the Examination, provided it is within their first year of the Program.
- The dates of the Examinations will be published in the Academic Calendar.
- Students who fail the Written Qualification Examination on their second attempt will be automatically dismissed from the Program; in such cases, dismissal takes effect from the date of the examination.
- All regular students must pass the Written Qualification Examination by the end of their first year in the Program.
- Students will be admitted to the thesis defense only after obtaining at least 24 (twenty-four) credits from courses in the Program, passing the Written Qualification Examination, passing the English Language Proficiency Exam, and receiving approval from their academic advisor.
- Students who receive scholarships must carry out tutoring activities for two semesters during the Program. These activities include providing academic support to undergraduate students and assisting in the administration of exams.
Course Annex
| Grupos | Álgebra | Análise | Geometria e Topologia | Matemática Aplicada |
| I | Álgebra Avançada | – Análise no R^n | Topologia Geral | – Otimização |
| Álgebra Comutativa | – EDO | – Geometria Diferencial | – Probabilidade e Inf. Estatística I | |
| – Medida e Integração | – Int. à Topologia Diferencial | – Física Matemática I | ||
| – Análise Complexa | – Int. à Modelagem Matemática | |||
| II | – Anéis e Módulos | – Equações Diferenciais Parciais I | – Introdução aos Grupos de Lie | – Análise de Regressão |
| – Curvas Algébricas | – Equações Dif. Ordinárias Aplicadas | – Int. à Topologia Algébrica | – Física Matemática II | |
| – Tópicos de Álgebra I | – Int. às EDP’s | – Tópicos de Geometria I | – Tópicos de Mat. Aplicada I | |
| – Tópicos de Álgebra II | – Análise Funcional | – Tópicos de Geometria II | – Tópicos de Mat. Aplicada II | |
| – Tópicos de Álgebra III | – Tópicos de Análise I | – Tópicos de Singularidades de Aplicações Diferenciáveis | – Tópicos de Mat. Aplicada III | |
| – Tópicos de Análise II | – Tópicos de Sist. Dinâmicos I | |||
| – Tópicos de Análise III | – Tópicos de Sist. Dinâmicos II |