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MATH 211Structure of Rings

Mathematics · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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Radical, irreducible modules and primitive rings, rings and algebras with minimum condition.

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Requisites

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Requisite: course 210A.

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MATH 210A

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MATH 211

  • MATH 210AAlgebra
    • MATH 110AAlgebra
      • MATH 115ALinear Algebra1 more beneath
    • MATH 110BAlgebra
      • MATH 110AAlgebraanother path to it
      • MATH 117Algebra for Applications
    • MATH 110CAlgebra
      • MATH 110AAlgebraanother path to it
      • MATH 110BAlgebraanother path to it

1 direct requisite. Showing 9 courses over 3 levels; the branches marked with a count carry on past it. Every course here opens its own tree.

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