According
to the study guide you need to collect 10 CP in an applied area. On
this page, we give examples and counterexamples for lectures that are
valid for this category. The (fictitious) examples are illustrated with
courses offered at the ETH.
In general, the course should put
emphasis on one (not many) applied science and must not be purely
concerned with statistical methodology.
More precisely, they
must not be courses that are offered as core courses or
mathematical-statistical electives. Moreover, they must not be offered
by the Math Department except for courses on Finance or Insurance which put
emphasis on applied aspects of finance and
insurance.
The Applied Area is NOT mentioned anywhere on the diploma.
Use the incredible resources of the ETH, feel free to put together your
personalized Applied Area! The following examples should
inspire you. Note, however, that you have to double check
with the course catalogue, that the courses below are
currently not categorized in a different category. The
course catalogue is binding wrt categories.
You might consult the list
of Interdisciplinary
Electives from the MSc Data Science for further inspiration.
Molecular Evolution, Phylogenetics and Phylodynamics (4 CP)
Computational Systems Biology (6 CP)
Evolutionary Dynamics (5 CP)
Microbiology Part 1 (3 CP)
Computational Systems Biology (6 CP)
Seminar IRT (3 CP)
Seminar SEM (3 CP)
Gästekolloquium KOG (1 CP)
Vorlesung Testtheorie (3 CP)
Life Insurance Mathematics(*) (4 CP)(*): although in Math Department valid, since course on Finance or Insurance with emphasis on applications.
Risk Theory for Insurance(*) (4 CP)
Principles of Microeconomics (3 CP)
Psychological Aspects of Risk Management and Technology (3 CP)(*): although in Math Department valid, since course on Finance or Insurance with emphasis on applications.
Corporate Finance (3 CP)
Economic Foundations for Finance(*) (4 CP)
Experimental Game Theory (3 CP)
Science, Technology and Public Policy (3 CP)
Advanced Computational Modeling of Social Systems (2 CP)
Social Network Analysis (4 CP)
Sampling Techniques (3 CP)
Experimental Game Theory (3 CP)
Climate Systems (3 CP)
Land-Climate Interactions (3 CP)
Dynamics of Large-Scale Atmospheric Flow (4 CP)
Music Theory (3 CP)NOT VALID: Not in a common applied area.
Biology 1 (3 CP)
Economics 1 (4 CP)
Algebra 3 (5 CP)NOT VALID: From the Math Department and not an applied course.
Differential Geometry (5 CP)
Probability Theory (*) (5 CP)NOT VALID:
Survival Analysis (**) (3 CP)
Spatial Statistics (**) (2 CP)