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The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Analytics is designed to provide students with strong mathematical, statistical, and analytical foundations required for modelling, analysing, and solving complex real-world problems.
The programme places particular emphasis on:
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Mathematical reasoning
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Quantitative modelling
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Data analytics
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Computational methods
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Decision-support systems
Mathematics is treated as an applied scientific tool for understanding and analysing complex systems, rather than as a purely abstract discipline. This applied and analytical orientation ensures full alignment with the academic mandate of USSGB, while maintaining strong mathematical rigor and relevance.
Programme Aims
The programme aims to:
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Develop strong competence in applied mathematics and statistics
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Train students in mathematical modelling and analytical thinking
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Equip learners with data analytics and computational skills
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Enable quantitative problem-solving for complex real-world systems
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Prepare graduates for advanced academic studies or analytics-oriented professional careers
Learning Outcomes (Graduate Attributes)
Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
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Apply advanced mathematical techniques to practical and applied problems
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Construct, analyse, and interpret mathematical and statistical models
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Perform data-driven analysis using appropriate analytical and computational tools
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Interpret quantitative results for decision-making and system analysis contexts
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Conduct applied research using sound mathematical and analytical frameworks
Programme Structure – Semester-wise Syllabus
Year 1 – Mathematical & Analytical Foundations
Semester 1 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
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| AMA 101 | Calculus I | 5 |
| AMA 102 | Linear Algebra I | 5 |
| AMA 103 | Foundations of Applied Mathematics | 5 |
| AMA 104 | Introduction to Statistics | 5 |
| AMA 105 | Academic & Scientific Computing | 5 |
| AMA 106 | Mathematical Communication Skills | 5 |
Semester 2 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AMA 107 | Calculus II | 5 |
| AMA 108 | Linear Algebra II | 5 |
| AMA 109 | Probability Theory | 5 |
| AMA 110 | Discrete Mathematics | 5 |
| AMA 111 | Introduction to Data Analysis | 5 |
| AMA 112 | Mathematical Reasoning & Logic | 5 |
Year 2 – Modelling, Statistics & Analytics
Semester 3 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AMA 201 | Differential Equations | 5 |
| AMA 202 | Statistical Inference | 5 |
| AMA 203 | Numerical Methods | 5 |
| AMA 204 | Mathematical Modelling I | 5 |
| AMA 205 | Data Analytics I | 5 |
| AMA 206 | Research Methods for Quantitative Sciences | 5 |
Semester 4 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AMA 207 | Optimization Techniques | 5 |
| AMA 208 | Multivariate Statistics | 5 |
| AMA 209 | Stochastic Processes | 5 |
| AMA 210 | Mathematical Modelling II | 5 |
| AMA 211 | Data Analytics II | 5 |
| AMA 212 | Applied Computing for Analytics | 5 |
Year 3 – Advanced Applications & Research
Semester 5 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AMA 301 | Operations Research | 5 |
| AMA 302 | Time Series Analysis | 5 |
| AMA 303 | Decision Science Models | 5 |
| AMA 304 | Simulation & Systems Modelling | 5 |
| AMA 305 | Elective I | 5 |
| AMA 306 | Applied Analytics Project I | 5 |
Semester 6 (30 ECTS)
| Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AMA 307 | Advanced Modelling & Analytics | 5 |
| AMA 308 | Risk & Uncertainty Analysis | 5 |
| AMA 309 | Machine Learning Fundamentals | 5 |
| AMA 310 | Elective II | 5 |
| AMA 311 | Research Project / Dissertation | 8 |
| AMA 312 | Viva Test | 2 |
Elective Areas (Indicative)
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Financial Mathematics
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Actuarial Mathematics
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Computational Modelling
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Advanced Analytics
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Optimization in Complex Systems
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Data Visualization Techniques
Academic Notes
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Programme structured according to LMD / ECTS framework
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Each semester carries 30 ECTS credits
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Degree awarded upon successful completion of 180 ECTS credits
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Research Project and Viva Test are mandatory graduation requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Evaluation is carried out through a combination of the following methods:
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Continuous Assessments: Assignments, quizzes, and practical activities throughout the course.
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Written Examinations: Conducted at the end of each module or semester.
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Project Work / Research Component: Depending on the program, students may be required to complete a project or research-based assignment.
You can pay the balance:
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In full
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In 3, 6, or 12 installments
Payments can be made via bank deposit or online transfer.
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HDI CAMPUS Fee: Rs. 10,000/-
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University Registration Fee: $72 (Approx. Rs. 22,030/-)
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Certified copies of academic certificates
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Passport-size photo
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NIC / Passport copy
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English proficiency proof (if applicable)
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CV (For Master’s/PhD)
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Research proposal (For PhD)
[email protected]
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Bachelor: Typically within the final semester.
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Master: Typically within 6 to 12 months.
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PhD: Typically within 18 to 24 months.
Yes. All students — Bachelor, Master, and PhD — must successfully defend their thesis/project in a formal Viva Test. You will present your research and answer questions from an academic panel.
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Selected Master and PhD theses will be published in the HDI CAMPUS Publication Portal and/or Academic Journal.
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This allows your research to contribute to global academic knowledge and gives you a published academic record.
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Bachelor: Not mandatory, but encouraged.
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Master: Not mandatory, but encouraged.
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PhD: Yes, you are required to publish at least 2 articles in indexed journals. The university facilitates low-cost publication in Academic Journal (www.acadj.org).
Students are encouraged to propose their own thesis topics aligned with their academic interests. However, topics must be approved by the Faculty Research Committee. Supervisors will assist in refining topics.