MATH 4750

Introduction to Mathematics of Artificial Neural Networks

University of Missouri-St Louis · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Prerequisites: MATH 1320 , MATH 2000 , and MATH 2450 . This course provides an introduction to the mathematical ideas and techniques underlying the modern theory of artificial neural networks. Guidance and training for implementing practical applications are also provided. Topics may include fundamentals of supervised learning, testing, and validation for parametric statistical models, feedforward neural networks, forward propagation, activation functions, loss functions, batch/stochastic/mini-batch gradient descent, the backpropagation algorithm, preventing overfitting, basics of convolutional neural networks (CNNs), other specialized architectures. Credit cannot be earned for both MATH 4750 and MATH 5750 .

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