The textbooks below are frequently used in the Berkeley undergraduate math classes. However, the assigned textbook may depend on the semester and instructor.
| Course Number | Textbook(s) |
|---|---|
| 104 | "Elementary analysis" by Kenneth Ross |
| H104 | "Principles of mathematical analysis" by Walter Rudin |
| 105 | "Real mathematical analysis" by Charles Pugh |
| 110 | "Linear Algebra Done Right" by Sheldon Axler* (department selected text) |
| 113 | "A first course in abstract algebra" by John Fraleigh |
| H113 | "Topics in algebra" by Israel Herstein |
| 114 | "Galois theory" by Ian Stewart |
| 116 | "An introduction to mathematical cryptography" by Hoffstein, Pipher and Silverman |
| 121A/B | "Mathematical methods in the physical sciences" by Mary Boas |
| 123 | "The qualitative theory of differential equations" by Brauer and Nohel |
| 126 | "Partial differential equations: an introduction" by Walter Strauss |
| 128A/B | "Numerical analysis" by Richard Burden and J. Douglas Faires |
| 130 | "Notes on geometry" by Elmer Rees |
| 140 | "Elements of differential geometry" by Richard Millman and George Parker |
| 141 | "Differential topology" by Victor Guillemin and Alan Pollack |
| 142 | "Basic topology" by M.A. Armstrong |
| 143 | "Ideals, varieties and algorithms" by David Cox, John Little and Donal O'Shea |
| 185 | "Complex variables and applications" by James Brown and Ruel Churchill |
| H185 | "Complex analysis" by Lars Ahlfors |