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Mathematics
Faculty of Science |
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Course
Requirements (138 credits) |
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General Education |
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40 |
credits |
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Social Science and Humanities |
12 |
credits |
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Physical Education |
1 |
credits |
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English Language |
9 |
credits |
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Science and Mathematics |
18 |
credits |
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Field of Specialization |
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92 |
credits |
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Core Courses (Mathematics and Sciences)
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30 |
credits |
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Minor Courses |
15 |
credits |
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major Courses |
42 |
credits |
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Basic Engineer |
5 |
credits |
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The compulsory courses for students in mathematics are as follows:
First year : Calculus I
and II, Chemistry I and II, Physics I and II, Biology I, English,
Physical Education, Introduction Data Processing, and Computer
Programming
Second year : Principles of Mathematics, Calculus III
and IV, FORTRAN Programming,
Engineering Drawing, Electro Technology (Electronics), Linear Algebra,
Ordinary Differential Equations, and Statistics I and II.
Third year : Abstract Algebra, Real
Analysis I and II, Numerical Methods, Functions of
Complex Variables I, and Industrial Training (200 hours in summer).
Fourth year : Partial Differential Equations, Independent Study, and Seminar.
Minor Courses
Students must take 15 credits from one or two programs such as
mathematics, computers, insurance, production engineeringand education.
Twinning Program
Students must complete the course requirement for the first 2 years at
KMUTT and spend the other 2 years in the same major at a leading
university in developed countries. Students will earn a bachelor's
degree from KMUTT and the participating university.
Industrial Cooperative Project-Based Learning Program
This program provides students with a 4-month practical training and
learning opportunity as well as problem solving-skills in an industrial
environment using the problems of the industry.
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Bachelor's Degree in Applied
Computer Science
A four-year program prepares
students for computer professionals with a degree in applied computer
science. Our curriculum, aimed to support the changing technology,
includes comprehensive courses in software engineering, internet
technology, applied computer system and networking. Elective courses are
offered in the areas of computer for business such as logistics and
supply chain management, and scientific computing such as mathematics
software.
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Course
Requirements (136 credits) |
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General Education |
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40 |
credits |
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Social Science and Humanities |
13 |
credits |
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English Language |
9 |
credits |
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Science and Mathematics
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18 |
credits |
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Field of Specialization |
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90 |
credits |
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The compulsory courses for students in applied computer science are as
follows
First year : Calculus I
and II, Physics I and II, English, Physical Education, Introduction
to Computer and Data Processing, Discrete Mathematics, Algorithms, and
Computer Programming.
Second year : Linear Algebra, Advanced Calculus,
Biology I, Ordinary Differential Equations,
Statistics, Data structures, Object Oriented Programming, and
Introduction
to Graph Theory.
Third year : Numerical Methods, Database
System, System Analysis and Design, Software
Engineering, Mathematics Software and Industrial Training (200 hours in
summer).
Fourth year : Introduction to Finite
Elements Methods, and Independent Study.
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Bachelor’s
Degree in Applied Statistics.
A four-year program prepares
for a professional degree in applied statistics. Our Curriculum is
updated to keep up with applied to science and technology which includes
Industrial and Business, Computer programming particularly emphasizing
applicabled to the fields of chemistry, physics, food technology and
bioinformatics:
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Course
Requirements (139 credits) |
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General Education |
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40 |
credits |
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Social Science and Humanities |
13 |
credits |
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English |
9 |
credits |
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Science and Mathematics
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18 |
credits |
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Field of Specialization |
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93 |
credits |
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This program provides students with a 4-month practical training and
learning opportunity as well as problem solving-skills in an industrial
environment using the problem of the industry. |
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Master's Degree in Applied
Mathematics
The master’s degree program in applied mathematics consists of 32
credits of course work and 12 credits of thesis work.
The required
course consists of 11 credits: Functional Analysis with Application
I&II, Optimization Techniques and Seminars.
The elective major course is divided into 3 programs: Mathematics
Computational, Mathematics, Applied Statistics, and Mathematics
Atmospheric Science. 12 credits can be chosen from these programs.
The 9-credit elective minor consists of subjects related to the
engineering course.
This program is in cooperation with the University of Kassel, University
of Hanover, Germany, the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), the
Chinese Academy of Science, and People’s Republic of China. The program
does research work on oceanic and atmospheric modeling, the modeling of
polluted air and industrial wastes, mathematical model for environmental
management, computational mathematics, computer aided geometric design,
mathematical modeling in biology and ecology, nonlinear ordinary
differential equation and finite element method in elastic and
viscoelasticity. |
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Master's Degree in Didactic
Mathematics
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The Master of Science degree
in didactic mathematics consists of 25 credits of course work and, 12
credits of thesis work (plan A with thesis) or 31 credits of course work
with 6 credits of special projects (plan B with no thesis)
The program is in cooperation with the University of Kassel, Germany.
Research directions are as follows: Technology in teaching with
cognitive development, and content knowledge. Empirical research of
teaching methods and students’ performance. |
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PhD
Degree in Applied Mathematics
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The PhD program in applied
mathematics consists of 12 credits of course work and 36 credits of
thesis work. There are research directions as follows: Mathematical
Modeling for Environmental Pollution, Numerical Weather Prediction
Modeling, Mathematical Modeling for Coastal Dynamics, Air Pollution and
Water Pollution Modeling, and Nano-Computing. |
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Faculty Members and Fields of
Research
With the
capabilities and expertise of more than thirty faculty members, half of
them in teaching mathematics and the other half in researches, the
department of mathematics at KMUTT is actively engaged in a wide
spectrum of mathematical activities, ranging from didactic (teaching) in
mathematics, basic research in pure and applied mathematics to
multidisciplinary research with engineers, scientists, statisticians and
computer. The following is a list of some (but not all) research areas
in the Department of Mathematics at KMUTT.
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Staff |
Adisak |
Pongpullponsak |
M.Sc. (Stat.,
Chulalongkorn U., Thailand) |
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Angkool |
Wangwongchai |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand)
Ph.D. Candidate (Atmospheric Science, Institute of Atmospheric
Physics, China) |
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Anirut |
Luadsong |
Ph.D. (App. Math.,
SUT, Thailand) |
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Boobphachard |
Chansawang |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand) |
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Charoen |
Sinaphiromsaran |
B.Sc. (Math.,
Chulalongkorn U., Thailand) |
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Chukiat |
Worasucheep |
M.S. (Computer
Science, OSU, USA),
MBA (Thammasat U., Thailand) |
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Chunchom |
Pongchavalit |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand) |
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Daow |
Sanguanrungsirikul |
M.Sc. (Stat.,
Chulalongkorn U., Thailand) |
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Dusadee |
Sukawat |
Ph.D. (Meteorology,
Florida State U., U.S.A.) |
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Mingkwan |
Rhienprayoon |
M.S. (App. Stat.,
NIDA, Thailand) |
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Nitima |
Aschariyaphotha |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand) |
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Nol |
Premasathian |
Ph.D. (Comp. Eng.,
U. of Louisiana, U.S.A.) |
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Ornrudee |
Suttisri |
B.S. (Math., OSU,
USA) |
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Poom |
Kumam |
M.Sc. (Math.,
Chiengmai U., Thailand) |
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Prapanporn |
Rattana |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand) |
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Puchong |
Praekhaow |
M.S. (App.Stat.,
NIDA,Thailand) |
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Settapat |
Chinviriyasit |
Ph.D. (App.
Math., Brunel U.,
U.K.) |
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Sirirat |
Khuntidilokwongsa |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMITL, Thailand) |
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Sumlearng |
Chunrungsikul |
Ph.D. (App. Math.,
Brunel U., U.K.) |
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Suvil |
Suvil |
M.S.(Business
Admin., California University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A.) and M.S.
(Comp. Sci., GOV. State. U., U.S.A.) |
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Tasanee |
Tantipisalkul |
M.Sc. (Computer
Science, Chulalongkorn U., Thailand) |
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Teerapol |
Saleewong |
M.SC.
(App. Math, Chiengmai U., Thailand) |
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Ungsana |
Chundang |
Dr. rer. nat (Math.,
U. of Kassel, Germany) |
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Usa |
Humpries |
Ph.D.
(App. Math.,
Exeter U., U.K.) |
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Viriya |
Traipanyasart |
B.Sc.
(Math., KMUTT, Thailand) |
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Warisa |
Yomsatieankul |
M.Sc. (App. Math.,
KMUTT, Thailand)
Ph.D. Candidate (Math., Brownschewein U., Germany) |
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Wiboonsak |
Watthayu |
M.S. (Computer
Science, AIT, Thailand), M.S (Computer Science, ODU, U.S.A.) |
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Wipawaan |
Singhaprink |
M.S.
(App. Stat.,
NIDA, Thailand) |
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Wirawan |
Chinviriyasit |
Ph.D. (App.
Math., Brunel U.,
U.K.) |
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Wiwat |
Sakonsontiset |
M.Sc. (Stat.,
Chulalongkorn U., Thailand) |
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Woranut |
Koetsinchai |
Ph.D. (Environmental
Management, Vanderbilt U., USA) |
Affiliate |
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Anatoli |
Loutsiouk |
Ph.D. (Math.,
I.E.M., Moscow, Russia) |
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Erwin |
Mues |
Dr. rer. nat.
(Math, U. of Karlsruhe, Germany) |
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J.Miller |
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Ph.D.
(M.I.T.,
U.S.A.) |
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Michael |
Kleine |
Ph.D.
(Didactic Mathematics, University of Regensburg,
Germany) |
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R.H.B.
Exell |
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D.Phil.
(Oxford U., England) |
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Somchai |
Chuchepsakul |
Ph.D.
(Civil Eng., U.
of Texas, U.S.A.) |
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Suwon |
Tangmanee |
Ph.D.
(Math.,
Trinity College, U. of Dublin, Ireland) |
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Research Fields:
The
faculty members are interested in the following research disciplines:
1. The Atmospheric and Oceanic Modeling
Mathematical Modeling for Environmental Pollution
Weather and Climate Modeling
Mathematical Modeling for Coastal Ocean Dynamics, Typhoon, Storm Surges
2. Numerical Analysis
Numerical Modeling of differential equations using nonstandard finite
difference method
Bioinformatics
Geographic Information System
Simulation
Nano Computation
Parallel Algorithms and Computings
Computer Aided Geometric Design
3. Environmental Management
Water quality management
Mathematical Modeling in Ecology and Biology
4. Computer-aid Instruction
To develop computer courseware for mathematical subject and to increase
the
effectiveness of learning and teaching
mathematics
To innovate mathematical education
Empirical research of teaching methods and student’s performance
5. Computer for Business
E-Commerce and Internet Technology
Operation Research
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
6. Applied Statistics
Statistical Quality Control
Risk Analysis
Financial Mathematics
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Contact Us |
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Department of Mathematics Faculty of Science, King Mongkut's University
of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) Bangkok 10140 THAILAND Tel. (662)
470-8821, 470-8822 Fax. (662) 428-4025 More information
http://science.kmutt.ac.th |
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