Department of Mathematical Sciences

Vision

To be a leading mathematics program in the region providing distinction in education, research, and services to the society and the profession.

Mission

Perseverance for excellence. To educate students to be competitive in the market, ethically committed, and globally aware with insight and research skills in the different fields of mathematics. To foster an active environment of research in both pure and applied mathematics to meet the dynamic global mathematics context

Goals

• Prepare graduates to be pioneers and leaders in Mathematics.
• Develop scientific research capability in different areas of mathematics according to national and regional importance.
• Provide community services within a high standard of quality.
• Achieve academic excellence in accordance with academic and institutional standards.

Values

• National Values, Heritage & Culture
• Ethical Behaviour
• Collaborations
• Creativity
• Excellence
• Knowledge Responsibility

Facilities

The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers outstanding facilities to the students that include:

• A total of eight computer labs for the undergraduate program located in building E5 (2 on the first floor and 6 on the second floor). All labs are equipped with desktops: Dell OptiPlex 780/760/755/7010 CORE 2 DUO Processors running at 2.33/3.4 GHz.
• In building F1 there are six Intel Xeon 64-bit workstations for research. The workstations are running at 2.5 and 3.3 GHz with 32 GB and 64 GB RAM and 1 TB HD.
• The software package Mathematica version 11 is installed on all machines for teaching and research purposes. The total number of licenses is 160. These packages are also accessible online. 
• A new graduate lab located in Building E5, room 1018, 1024, and 1025. This graduate Lab provides powerful computers equipped with essential paid discipline-specific software like CrystalMaker and Quantum Computing software, etc. The computers in the lab are divided into two categories:  

• • Windows and Macintosh (30 PC+10 Mac),  
  • LINUX operating systems.

Academic Programs

Math Club

The Math Club is a student club at the Department of Mathematical Sciences; open not only to math majors but also to all students interested in mathematics and its applications. Its goal is to promote mathematics to a broad audience and bring together all people enthusiastic about mathematics. Below are some of the regular activities of the Math Club:

• Participating in events organized by the Mathematical Sciences Department and the College of Science.
• Study groups in preparation for the exams.
• Collecting and sharing useful links for math resources.
• Promoting and encouraging undergraduate research through our Suggested Articles section on the Math Club webpage.

Students can join the Math Club by sending an email to Dr. Sehjeong Kim at Sehjeong.Kim@uaeu.ac.ae or Miss Oasha Ali AlHammadi at O.Alhamadi@uaeu.ac.ae

Spring 2019 Math Help Center Schedule

C3 -- Room 1001

• Applied Mathematics:
• Pure Mathematics:
• Contributions to Research Publication:

Muhammed Syam (Numerical Analysis, Approximation Theory)

Fathalla Ali Rihan (Num. Analysis, Num. Math. Biology, Num. Weather Predictions)

Mohamed Ali Hajji (Wavelets theory, Numerical analysis)

Abdallah Rababah (Numerical Analysis, Approximation Theory and Computer Aided Geometric Design) .

Qasem Madallal (Applied Math.)

Youssef El Khatib (Financial Math.)

Abdessamad Tridane (Control System and Mathematical Biology)

Sehjeong Kim (Mathematical biology, switched systems, delay differential equations)

Adama Diene (Applied Algebra/Cryptography) Ahmed Al-Rawashdeh (Functional Analysis) Mustafa Aouchiche (Graph Theory and Applications, Spectral Graph Theory, Combinatorics) Salem Ben Said (Harmonic Analysis, Representation theory of Lie Groups) Farrukh Mukhamedov (Functional Analysis, Operator theory, Non-Commutative ergodic theory, Quantum Statistical Physics, p-adic statistical physics and p-adic dynamical system) Ho Hohn Leung (Geometry, Algebra and Combinatorics) Humberto Rafeiro (Harmonic Analysis, Fourier Analysis, Function Spaces) Jianhua Gong (Geometric function theory, Geometric group theory, and Topology) Kanat Abdukhaliko (Algebra, Coding Theory and Cryptography) Mohamed Salim (Group Rings and Group Algebras) Zsolt Adam Balogh (Algebra and Computed Tomography) Mohamed El Bachraoui (Algebra/Number Theory) Muhammad Imran (Chemical graph theory, Distance in graphs, Graph labeling, Spectral graph theory) Nafaa Chbili (Topology)

In addition to their work as referees and reviewers for scientific journals, our faculty are members of the editorial boards of international journals such as:

Advances in Theoretical and Applied Mathematics Antarctica Journal of Mathematics Global Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Statistics International Journal of Mathematics and Computation International Journal of Mathematical Sciences and Engineering Applications International Journal of Open Problems in Computer Sciences and Mathematics International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematical Sciences Mathematical Manuscript Open Mathematical Journal Pacific-Asian Journal of Mathematics Scientific Journal of Wavelet Theory and Applications

Faculty

Note: If calling from outside the UAEU organization, dial (+971 3 713) before the extension.

Staff

General Enquiries

Thank you for your interest in the Mathematical Sciences Department. We welcome your query and encourage you to contact us using the information below:

United Arab Emirates University,
College of Science,
P.O.Box: 15551, Al Ain, UAE

Phone: +971 3 713 6455
Fax: +971 3 713 6908
Email: mathscience@uaeu.ac.ae