The primary objective of the Ph.D. Mathematics program is to provide training for the development of research capabilities in Mathematics and its possible applications. Complementary to this main objective is the improvement of mathematics teaching in colleges and universities. The program also intends to develop highly trained mathematicians who could address the needs of the other sciences and the industry as well. Students entering the Ph.D. Mathematics (regular program) must complete at least 30 units of coursework while those entering the Ph.D. Mathematics (straight program) shall be required to complete at least 66 units of graduate courses.