Matematik Tezli Yüksek Lisans Diploması

To have the ability to solve problems by using the mathematical concepts and technicsTo have the ability to express the real life problems in mathematical language and solve them by using the mathematical technicsTo have the ability to communicate effectively both in written and oral formats in english about the concepts related to mathematicsTo have the ability to write computer programs and use algorithms for solving mathematical problemsTo be able to have basic knowledge of mathematicsTo have the ability to function both independently and as a member of a multidisciplinary teamTo have the ability to speak, understand and write mathematics in englishTo have the ability to attain a recognition of the need and an ability to engage in life-long learningTo have the ability to recognize the importance of ethics in professional lifeTo be able to have basic knowledge of history and philosophy of mathematicsTo have the ability to use proof techniques of mathematicsTo have the ability of both analytical and abstract thinkingTo have the ability to make a research, write an essay and make a presentation on a specific subject of mathematics deeply

Examination Regulations, Assessment and GradingStudents who can’t take any one of these exams are given a make-up exam if their excuse is considered legitimate and valid by the relevant Department of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences. Final exams are not given for the seminar, design, laboratory and workshop courses in the departments of the Graduate School. The semester average of a student serves as his/her final grade. The courses which are to be evaluated in this way are decided on by the Board of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences upon a proposal by the relevant Department of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences. Master’s students are to receive a final grade of minimum CC to be considered successful in any one course. One of the letter grades below is assigned as final grade to the students for every course taken by the instructor. - Between 90- 100, semester grade is AA and coefficient is 4.00 - Between 85- 89, semester grade is BA and coefficient is 3.50 - Between 80- 84, semester grade is BB and coefficient is 3.00 - Between 75- 79, semester grade is CB and coefficient is 2.50 - Between 70- 74, semester grade is CC and coefficient is 2.00 - Between 65- 69, semester grade is DC and coefficient is 1.50 - Between 60- 64, semester grade is DD and coefficient is 1.00 - Between 50- 59, semester grade is FD and coefficient is 0.50 - 49 and below, semester grade is FF and coefficient is 0 Grades not included in the average: I-Incomplete, P- Showing progress, S- Satisfactory, U-Unsatisfactory, EX-Exempt, NA- Unsuccessful due to non-attendance, NI- Not included in the averageA students academic standing is determined by calculating the general grade point average at the end of each semester. The total credit point for a course is obtained by multiplying the courses credit hours by the coefficient of the final grade. The cumulative grade point average (CGPA) is based on all courses taken from the time of admission to the graduate program to meet the minimal course load stipulated by the Graduate School. The most recent grade obtained for a repeated course is used in the calculation of the cumulative grade point average (CGPA). Errors in grading In the event any errors are found in the final term grades announced by the Registrars Office at the end of the semester, the student applies to the relevant Department of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences.Student’s demand for correction is agreed on by the Board of Institute of Engineering and Science upon the proposal of the relevant Department of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences. Errors discovered in grades for semester grades must be corrected, at the latest, within the registration period for the next semester. Repeating courses Students are to repeat the courses they have failed or take courses considered equivalent by the relevantDepartment of the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences. Students can repeat courses thay have successfully completed to increase their CGPA. Term grades are finalized when submitted to Registrar’s Office, which also announces the final term grades.In order to be able to graduate from this program, students have to succeed in at least 7 credit courses with a minimum of 21 credits and to provide at least 120 ECTS credits. Students have to be successful at the seminar course, scientific research techniques, in the course of research and publication ethics and they have to be able to give in a successful thesis. They have to have a 3.00 grade point average out of 4.00 and they have to have at least a CC score from the courses.

Students are accepted by evaluating the ALES score, determined by the Senate, and/or by regarding their undergraduate achievement level and/ or by evaluating the written scholastic assessment test and/ or by a letter of good conduct requested by the Head of Department of the Institute and/ or by evaluating an essay on why the candidate would like to have a graduate education and by regarding to an interview and the information and documents required by the Institute Department.The score of the ALES exam registers for 50% of the evaluation process. The distribution of the other 50% is determined by each of the Institute’s Head of Department itself. The evaluation results are sent to the Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences by the Institute’s Head of Department and students are accepted to take part in the programs with the approval of the Institute’s Council.

Academic staff at the Universities, mathematics teachers in schools, staff at the banks, officials at governments offices.

Qualification is continuous