NATIONAL TAIWAN UNIVERSITY · TAIWAN
Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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This course introduces the fundamental theories of complex variables and their applications in calculus. You will explore complex numbers, complex functions, and integration in the complex plane. The curriculum covers series and residues, including the residue theorem and its applications. Additionally, the course delves into conformal mappings and their practical uses. This program is designed for students with a background in calculus who aim to master advanced mathematical techniques for solving complex problems.
Curriculum
The course is structured into modules covering key topics in complex variables. It is designed to be delivered through lectures and potentially online resources.
- Year 1
- Introduction & Functions of a Complex Variable
- Integration in the Complex Plane
- Series and Residues
- Conformal Mappings
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables programme?
- Applicants should have a background in calculus, as it is a prerequisite for this course. General university requirements for international students include holding a Bachelor’s Degree and demonstrating English proficiency at CEFR B2 or above.
- What is the language of instruction for this programme?
- The provided data does not specify the language of instruction. However, general university requirements mention the need for an English Proficiency Certificate for international students.
- How do I apply for the Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables programme?
- You need to apply online, verify your eligibility, gather required documents like your highest degree certificate and transcript, and submit your application before the deadline. The application fee is NTD 2,000.
- What are the application deadlines?
- Application deadlines vary by intake. For the February entry, deadlines are typically in September. For the September entry, deadlines are usually in November and January.
- What are the estimated living costs in Taipei?
- The estimated cost of living per semester in Taipei is between TWD 84,000 – 113,000 (approx. USD 2,800 – 3,767). This covers books, housing, insurance, and general living expenses, but excludes tuition and fees.
- Are there any scholarships available for international students?
- Yes, the Taiwan Government Scholarships and the NTU Scholarship are available for new and continuing degree students. Details on how to apply can be found under Overseas Student Admissions.
Entry requirements
PrerequisiteCalculus
This course is part of the Electrical Engineering department. The general university requirements for international students include a Bachelor’s Degree for Master's programs and English Proficiency at CEFR B2 or above.
Fees
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LivingEstimated cost of living per semester in Taipei: TWD 84,000 – 113,000 (approx. USD 2,800 – 3,767). This estimate includes books, housing, insurance (for degree students), and general living expenses. Tuition and fees are not included.
Tuition and fees rates can be checked under the 'Tuition and Fees' section of the university's finances page.
How to apply
1. Check Program AvailabilityReview the available programs and their specific admission cycles. Note that some programs may only open for application for certain entry terms (e.g., February or September).
2. Verify EligibilityEnsure you meet the general admission requirements, including holding a Bachelor’s Degree for Master's programs and demonstrating English proficiency (CEFR B2 or equivalent). Specific program eligibility may vary.
3. Gather Required DocumentsCompile all necessary documents, which typically include: Highest Degree's Graduation Certificate and Transcript (with English/Chinese translation if needed), Autobiography/CV, Study Plan/Statement of Purpose, English Proficiency Certificate, Recommendation Letters (x2), Financial Statement (e.g., bank statement showing at least NT$200,000 or US$6,000), Passport, and a recent photograph.
4. Submit Online ApplicationComplete the online application form and pay the application fee (NTD 2,000 for international students). Upload all required documents through the application portal.
5. Meet DeadlinesAdhere strictly to the application deadlines for your chosen intake (February or September). Deadlines are typically in September, November, and January for the following academic year.
Scholarships
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Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables programme?
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Applicants should have a background in calculus, as it is a prerequisite for this course. General university requirements for international students include holding a Bachelor’s Degree and demonstrating English proficiency at CEFR B2 or above.
What is the language of instruction for this programme?
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The provided data does not specify the language of instruction. However, general university requirements mention the need for an English Proficiency Certificate for international students.
How do I apply for the Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables programme?
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You need to apply online, verify your eligibility, gather required documents like your highest degree certificate and transcript, and submit your application before the deadline. The application fee is NTD 2,000.
What are the application deadlines?
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Application deadlines vary by intake. For the February entry, deadlines are typically in September. For the September entry, deadlines are usually in November and January.
What are the estimated living costs in Taipei?
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The estimated cost of living per semester in Taipei is between TWD 84,000 – 113,000 (approx. USD 2,800 – 3,767). This covers books, housing, insurance, and general living expenses, but excludes tuition and fees.
Are there any scholarships available for international students?
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Yes, the Taiwan Government Scholarships and the NTU Scholarship are available for new and continuing degree students. Details on how to apply can be found under Overseas Student Admissions.