MAT 5932ST:Graph Theory & Applications

Florida Gulf Coast University · 3 credits · UGRD

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Fall 2026 · 2 sections

Aug 17 – Dec 4

Section	Days & time	Location	Instructor
SectionClass #87624	Class : M W F -- 05:30pm - 06:20pm -- Online (Virtual) Exam : F -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Online (Virtual)	Class : M W F -- 05:30pm - 06:20pm -- Online (Virtual) Exam : F -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Online (Virtual)	Johnson, Katie
Section notes: Introduction to the theory and applications of graphs. Topics include classifying graphs, analyzing distance and and properties such as Eulerian and Hamiltonian, algorithms such as Kruskal’s or Prufer codes, trees, systems of district representatives, perfect matchings, tournaments, planar graphs, vertex and edge colorings, among others. Graduate students will also research and present on recently published results. External (USB) Webcam required.

SectionClass #87707	Class : T R -- 04:30pm - 05:45pm -- Online (Virtual) Exam : T -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Online (Virtual)	Class : T R -- 04:30pm - 05:45pm -- Online (Virtual) Exam : T -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Online (Virtual)	Chowdhury, Faysal Ahmed
Section notes: Study of time series analysis with emphasis on practical modeling and interpretation. Methods are introduced hierarchically, beginning with terminology and exploratory exploratory graphical techniques, progressing to descriptive measures such as autocorrelation, and culminating in model identification and estimation procedures. Topics include detrending and filtering, autoregressive and moving average (ARMA) models, seasonal models, forecasting, and an introduction to spectral analysis. Statistical software such as R or similar platforms will be used for estimation, diagnostics, and forecasting.