MA3950

Mathematics Master Thesis

Autumn and Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

10 candidates

Average grade

C

3.30

0.31

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

The Master Thesis is usually done in one of the research fields of the department. As a rule, the work is done during the 5th year of study, normally in the 10th semester. Students should plan the choice of the courses as early as possible in order to take courses that are both relevant for the field of specialization and give a certain breadth. The thesis can be diciplin oriented or oriented towards didactics.

In the thesis, the candidate shall reflect briefly on its relevance for the candidate as a teacher, and its contribution to/relevance for sustainable development in light of for example the UN sustainability goals or sustainable development as a multidisciplinary subject in Norwegian schools, as described in the National Curriculum.

Learning outcomes

Work on the Thesis is the core of the Master program. The Master Thesis should be an independent scientific work (that could be in the form of a survey) where the student shows understanding of the current research and/or relevant theories and methods that are important with respect to the topic of the Thesis.

Teaching methods

The Master Thesis is an independent study of current scientific articles and books, and is an independent scientific work under the supervision of a faculty member. Investigations and analyses can also be included. Results obtained when working on the thesis could also be presented in a seminar. The candidate must give an oral presentation of the thesis before a grade is given.