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#Group Theory
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#* Axioms and Examples
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#* Homomorphisms and Isomorphisms
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#* Subgroups
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#* Centralizers and Normalizers
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#* Cyclic gorups and subgroups
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#* Quotient Groups
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#* Lagrange's Theorem
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#* Isomorphism theorems
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#* Group Actions
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#* Permutation Representations
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#* Cayley's Theorem
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#* The class equation
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#* Sylow theorems
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#* Direct and semidirect products
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#* Solvable and Nilpotent groups
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#Ring Theory
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#* Definitions and Examples
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#* Homomorphisms and quotient rings
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#* Ideals
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#* Rings of fractions
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#* Chinese remainder theorem
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#* Euclidean Domains, PID's and UFD's
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#* Polynomial Rings
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#Module Theory
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#* Definitions and Examples
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#* Quotient modules and homomorphisms
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#* Direct sums
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#* Free Modules
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#* Tensor Products
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#* Exact Sequences
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#* Projectives, Injectives, Flats
  
 
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Revision as of 09:33, 20 August 2008

Catalog Information

Title

Algebra.

Credit Hours

3

Prerequisite

Math 372.

Description

Desired Learning Outcomes

Prerequisites

Minimal learning outcomes

  1. Group Theory
    • Axioms and Examples
    • Homomorphisms and Isomorphisms
    • Subgroups
    • Centralizers and Normalizers
    • Cyclic gorups and subgroups
    • Quotient Groups
    • Lagrange's Theorem
    • Isomorphism theorems
    • Group Actions
    • Permutation Representations
    • Cayley's Theorem
    • The class equation
    • Sylow theorems
    • Direct and semidirect products
    • Solvable and Nilpotent groups
  1. Ring Theory
    • Definitions and Examples
    • Homomorphisms and quotient rings
    • Ideals
    • Rings of fractions
    • Chinese remainder theorem
    • Euclidean Domains, PID's and UFD's
    • Polynomial Rings
  1. Module Theory
    • Definitions and Examples
    • Quotient modules and homomorphisms
    • Direct sums
    • Free Modules
    • Tensor Products
    • Exact Sequences
    • Projectives, Injectives, Flats

Additional topics

Courses for which this course is prerequisite