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Name of program:	Mathematics Informatics
Education level:	Bachelor
Major:	Mathematics Informatics
Program codes:	7460117
Duration:	4 years
Degrees:	Bachelor in Mathematics Informatics
Credits in total:	131 credits

1. Program Goals

On successful completion of the Bachelor program, students will be able to:

1.1. Have a strong knowledge base, enough capacity to participate in solving problems related to the field of applied Mathematics and computer science (both in theory and application)
1.2. Have professional and personal skills and attributes including lifelong learning and self-study abilities to pursue higher levels of education to get adapted to the ongoing scientific and technological development.
1.3. Have communication, foreign language and teamwork skills to work in interdisciplinary, cross-cultural, and multinational environments.
1.4.Have abilities to conceive ideas, participate in designing, implementing and operating systems in enterprises and society.

2. Program Learning Outcomes

PLO1. Applying professional knowledge to be able to work efficiently in the field of mathematical applications to meet the requirements of modern society:

1.1. Ability to understand and apply basic knowledge of mathematics, computing and fundamental sciences.
1.2. The ability to adopt core knowledge expertise, adapt well to various tasks in the field of mathematics (describe, define, calculate and simulate systems, processes and software construction; research, analysis, construction solutions, process design…).
1.3. The ability to teach and research mathematics in universities, research institutes; Ability to continue the Graduate School of Mathematics and computing majors.

PLO2. Have professional skills and personal qualities needed to be able to succeed in career:

2.1. Ability to argue, analyze, synthesize, set problems and solve problems in theory and in action.
2.2. Systematic, logical, critical and reflective thinking.
2.3. Dynamic, creative, persistent and serious, ethical and professional responsibilities.
2.4. Ability to research, test and discover knowledge, self-study skills and adapt quickly to the development of science and technology and with life practices.
2.5. Have the political qualities, the consciousness of serving people, having health, meeting the requirements of building and protecting the country.
2.6. Understanding contemporary issues and lifelong consciousness.

PLO3. Social skills needed to work effectively in interdisciplinary, multi-cultural and multinational work environments:

3.1. Work independently and have teamwork skills.
3.2. Communicate effectively through writing, presenting, discussing, negotiating, and managing situations, using tools and means of modern information processing.
3.3. Good English proficiency at work with minimum TOEIC score of 500.
3.4. Understanding and respecting the working culture of agencies, organizations, and enterprises…

PLO4. Conceive ideas for the purpose of design, development and operation in enterprise and social settings, including:

4.1. Ability to detect, synthesize, analyze, and exploit social and economic issues in the country and abroad.
4.2. Understanding the environment and activities of organizations, financial institutions, domestic and international legislation.
4.3. Ability to build and develop projects, systems as well as deploy application solutions, products mathematical applications-computing on demand of economic and social organizations.

PLO5. Political qualities, conscious people’s service, health, meeting the requirements of building and protecting the country:

5.1. Political reasoning under the general provisions of the Ministry of Education and Training.
5.2. With the certificate of Physical Education and Certificate of Defence education-security under the general provisions of the Ministry of Education and Training.

3. Admission requirements

Baccalaureates admitted to the relevant specialized sector of Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) will be enrolled in a 4-year program or 4 + 1.5-year programme.

Graduates of the “Bachelor in Mathematics Informatics” programme of HUST are optionally enrolled in the 1.5-year master programme.

Graduates from other Bachelor or Engineering programmes at HUST can enrol in the double- degree programme in accordance with HUST regulations on the second undergraduate programme.

Graduates of HUST or other universities can enrol in the second undergraduate program under the general regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training and specific regulations of HUST.

4. Training process, graduation conditions

The training process and graduation conditions apply the regulations on the University’s credit- based higher education training and vocational training. Students enrolled in the doubledegree programme must also follow the regulation on studying the second undergraduate programme of HUST.

5. Grading system

The grades (A, B, C, D, F) and the corresponding 4-point scale are used to evaluate the official learning outcomes. The 10-Point scale is used for the explicit score of each component of a course.

	10-points systems				4-point systems
	10-points systems				grade	points
Pass grade	from	9.5	to	10	A+	4.0
	from	8.5	to	9.4	A	4.0
	from	8.0	to	8.4	B+	3.5
	from	7.0	to	7.9	B	3.0
	from	6.5	to	6.9	C+	2.5
	from	5.5	to	6.4	C	2.0
	from	5.0	to	5.4	D+	1.5
	from	4.0	to	4.9	D	1.0
Fail grade	< 4.0				F	0

6. Program Content

6.1. General Program Structure

Professional component	Credit	Note
General Education	51
Mathematics and basic sciences	33	Major oriented
Law and politics	12	in accordance with regulations of Vietnam Ministry of Education and Training
Physical Education/ Military Education Military Education is for Vietnamese student only.	–
English	6	02 basic English courses
Professional Education	80
Basic and Core of Engineering	47 (±2)	consist of at least 1÷3 projects
Soft skills	9	Include of 02 compulsory modules: Social/Start-up/other skill (6 credits);Technical Writing and Presentation (3 credits).
Elective Module	16	Elective module provides specialized knowledge oriented towards different concentrations.
Engineering Practicum	2	scheduled for third year or above
Bachelor Thesis	6	Topic must be relevant to major and knowledge gained during engineering practicum.
Total	*131 credits*

6.2. Course list & Schedule

No.	Course ID	Course Name	Credit	Semester
No.	Course ID	Course Name		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Laws and politics			12
1	SSH1110	Fundamental Principles of Marxism-Leninism I	2(2-1-0-4)	2
2	SSH1120	Fundamental Principles of Marxism-Leninism II	3(2-1-0-6)		3
3	SSH1050	Ho-Chi-Minh’s Thought	2(2-0-0-4)			2
4	SSH1130	Revolution Policy of Vietnamese Communist Party	3(2-1-0-6)				3
5	EM1170	General Law	2(2-0-0-4)		2
Physical Education			5
6	PE1014	Theory in Sport	1(0-0-2-0)
7	PE1024	Swimming	1(0-0-2-0)
8	Elective courses	Elective course 1	1(0-0-2-0)
9		Elective course 2	1(0-0-2-0)
10		Elective course 3	1(0-0-2-0)
Military Education
11	MIL1110	Vietnam Communist Party’s Direction on the National Defense	0(3-0-0-6)
12	MIL1120	Introduction to the National Defense	0(3-0-0-6)
13	MIL1130	General Military Education	0(3-0-2-8)
English			6
14	FL1100	English I	3(0-6-0-6)	3
15	FL1101	English II	3(0-6-0-6)		3
Mathematics and basic sciences			33
16	MI1111	Calculus I	4(3-2-0-8)	4
17	MI1121	Calculus II	3(2-2-0-6)		3
18	MI1131	Calculus III	3(2-2-0-6)		3
19	MI1141	Algebra	4(3-2-0-8)	4
20	MI3030	Probability and Statistics	4(3-2-0-8)				4
21	PH1110	Physics I	3(2-1-1-6)		3
22	PH1120	Physics II	3(2-1-1-6)			3
23	IT1140	Introduction to Computer Science	4(3-1-1-8)			4
24	MI3010	Discrete Mathematics	3(3-1-0-6)			3
25	MI3041	Numerical Analysis	2(2-1-0-4)				2
Basic and Core of Engineering			47
26	MI2000	Introduction to Mathematics Informatics	3(2-0-2-6)	3
27	MI2150	General Algebra	2(2-1-0-4)				2
28	MI2060	Fundamentals of Functional Analysis	3(3-1-0-6)			3
29	MI3060	Data structure and Algorithms	3(3-1-0-6)				3
30	MI3090	Database	3(3-1-0-6)				3
31	MI3310	Programming Skills	2(2-0-1-4)				2
32	MI3380	Project I	3(0-0-6-6)						3
33	MI3370	Operating Systems	2(2-1-0-4)			2
34	MI3120	System Analysis and Design	3(2-2-0-6)					3
35	MI4060	Computer Networks	3(2-1-1-6)						3
36	MI3390	Project II	3(0-0-6-6)							3
37	MI3050	Optimization Methods	4(4-1-0-8)						4
38	MI3070	Differential equations	3(3-1-0-6)					3
39	MI4090	Object oriented programming	3(2-2-0-6)					3
40	MI3080	Complex Analysis and Applications	3(3-1-0-6)					3
41	MI3342	Computer Architecture	2(2-1-0-4)					2
42	MI3042	Numerical Methods	2(2-1-0-4)					2
Soft skills			9
43	EM1010	Introduction to Management	2(2-1-0-4)	2
44	EM1180	Business Culture and Entrepreneurship	2(2-1-0-4)							2
45	ED3280	Applied Psychology	2(1-2-0-4)							2
46	ED3220	Soft Skills	2(1-2-0-4)							2
47	MI2030	Technical Writing and Presentation	3(2-2-0-6)						3
Elective Module
*Module: Calculations and Software Systems*			16
48	MI4414	Information Technology Project Management	2(2-1-0-4)							2
49	MI4314	Combinatorial optimizations	2(2-1-0-4)						2
50	MI4104	Security and Algorithm Complexity	3(3-1-0-6)						3
51	MI4364	Parallel computation	2(2-1-0-4)					2
52	MI4374	Network Design, Implementation and Administration	2(2-0-1-4)							2
53	MI4382	Computer Graphic	3(3-1-0-6)							3
54	MI4214	Data warehouse and business intelligence	2(2-1-0-4)							2
*Module: Smart Data Analysis*			16
55	MI4024	Data Analysis	2(2-1-0-4)					2
56	MI4304	Distributed Systems	2(2-1-0-4)							2
57	MI4050	Time series	3(3-1-0-6)							3
58	MI4104	Security and Algorithm Complexity	3(3-0-1-6)						3
59	MI4216	Decision Support Systems	2(2-1-0-4)						2
60	MI4214	Data warehouse and business intelligence	2(2-1-0-4)							2
61	MI4364	Parallel computation	2(2-1-0-4)							2
*Module: Scientific computing*			16
62	MI4024	Data Analysis	2(2-1-0-4)					2
63	MI4162	Introduction to Calculus and Programming	2(2-0-1-4)							2
64	MI4314	Combinatorial optimizations	2(2-1-0-4)						2
65	MI4364	Parallel computation	2(2-1-0-4)							2
66	MI4032	Mathematical Models in Economics	2(2-1-0-4)							2
67	MI4084	Finite Difference and Finite Element Methods	3(3-1-0-6)						3
68	MI4050	Time series	3(3-1-0-6)							3
*Module: Applications of Mathematic in Economic and Industry*			16
69	MI4032	Mathematical Models in Economics	2(2-1-0-4)							2
70	MI4341	Some mathematical methods in finance	3(3-1-0-6)							3
71	MI4114	Stochastic Simulations and Applications	2(2-1-0-4)							2
72	MI4314	Combinatorial optimizations	2(2-1-0-4)						2
73	MI4024	Data Analysis	2(2-1-0-4)					2
74	MI4162	Introduction to Calculus and Programming	2(2-0-1-4)							2
75	MI4084	Finite Difference and Finite Element Methods	3(3-1-0-6)						3
Engineering Practicum and Bachelor Thesis			8
73	MI4800	Engineering Practicum	2(0-0-4-4)								2
74	MI4900	Bachelor Thesis	6(0-0-12-12)								6

7. Date of issue and revision

The programme was firstly issue in 2009. A minor revise was done in 2013 when SAMI was allowed to put in experiment the Bachelor on Mathematics Informatics. In 2017, with Training programme development project in the 2017-2025 period, the MI programme has been re-born and used until today.