MATH 327 - Graph Theory

A graph is a mathematical structure consisting of dots and lines. Graphs serve as mathematical models for many real-world applications: for example, scheduling committee meetings, routing of campus tours and assigning students to dorm rooms. In this course, we study both the theory and the utility of graphs.

Prerequisites
MATH 211 or permission of instructor

Credits 4

Notes
Offered at the discretion of the department.

Area
Math and Computer Science

Compass Attributes
Quantitative Analysis