2019-2020 Catalog

MATH 362 Topology

General topology studies those properties (such as connectedness and compactness) which are preserved by continuous mappings. A disk and a solid square are topologically equivalent; so are a doughnut and a coffee cup; but a disk is different from a doughnut. This course enables you to construct your own proofs and counterexamples while getting to know the basic concepts behind modern mathematics.

Credits

4 units

Prerequisite

MATH 210 and MATH 212 or MATH 214 or permission of instructor

Core Requirements Met

  • Mathematics/Science