The Department of Applied Mathematics is the pride of DTU. The aim of the department is to impart the sound
knowledge of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing to the students through teaching and research. The department is
achieving its goals/objectives with the help of highly qualified faculty. The research output of the department is very
impressive and speaks clearly for the quality of work. Faculty members are also actively involved in research, projects
and various academic activities.
Programmes offered:
B.Tech. (Mathematics and Computing): This program is an amalgamation of Mathematics with
Computer Science and Financial Engineering. The curriculum has been designed to meet the needs of
sophisticated mathematics for modern scientific investigations and technological developments. The students
are being enriched with in-depth theoretical background and practical training in Numerical Computing,
Operations Research, Computer Science and Mathematical finance by a team of committed faculty members
from the disciplines of Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Engineering, Information
technology and Economics. These students are highly demanded by the recruiters of the top companies. They
are also getting admission for higher studies in the top most Universities of India & abroad.
M.Sc. (Mathematics):This programme has commenced in the academic year 2019-20 with an intake
of 33. The course is designed to cater the needs of students aspiring for research, teaching profession and
industry.
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Integrated B.Sc & M.Sc. (Mathematics):This programme has commenced in the academic year 2024-25 with an intake
of 30. The course aims to provide the comprehensive , in depth education in mathematics, combining undergraduate and postgraduate studies into a single streamlined program with multiple exit entry points as per NEP
Ph.D.:The Department of Applied Mathematics also offers Ph.D. programme in various areas of
Mathematics like Information Theory, Graph Theory and Petri net Theory, Numerical Simulation, General
Relativity and Cosmology, Complex Analysis, Algebra, Approximation Theory, Operations Research,
Optimization Techniques, Numerical Analysis, Mathematical Modelling and Quantum computing.
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