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MATH 423 - INTRODUCTION TO REAL ANALYSIS I
(Graduate Level, FALL 2022)

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Last updated on 9/14/2022

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GENERAL INFORMATION


COURSE STRUCTURE & GRADES

The course: This is the first course of the MATH 423-424 sequence. MATH 423 covers general theory of measure and integration. When you hear someone invoking integrals or probabilities, this class will help you understand what they are really talking about. The second course, MATH 424, covers elements of functional analysis and some of its applications. The sequence is required of most mathematics graduate students. It can also be useful to graduate students in other mathematical sciences (such as statistics and operation research) or in engineering. Finally, the course (or the sequence) can be taken by advanced undergraduates.

Prerequisites: This course assumes that you took an undergraduate analysis course or achieved an equivalent expertise by other means. See announcements in Canvas for details.

Grades: Your Final Grade in the course will be based on Attendance/Assignments/Various Forms of Class Participation (40%), Midterm Exam (20%) and Final Exam (40%). (Students with special needs should contact Division of Student Affairs. Please keep in mind that accommodations are not retroactive.)

Integrity: It is OK (and indeed encouraged) to discuss homework assignments with fellow students. However, any submitted work must be your own. See CWRU academic integrity policy. Any violation of the policy will be reported to the Dean of Undergraduate Studies and the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards.


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