I was wondering what would be a list of Applied Math courses (sort of like a road-map for an Applied Math student interested in a Applied Math PhD) which preferably contains absolutely essential courses, heavily suggested courses, and useful/nice miscellaneous ones from either Math or Stats or CS departments?
Also, I was wondering about how much Applied Math grad schools value more pure math undergrad courses as opposed to more applied ones... Supposing I have covered all of my basics such as real analysis, algebra, topology, complex analysis, linear algebra, ode, pde, probability, numerical analysis. Would they prefer me taking Stochastic Processes and, say, Scientific Computing to two graduate Differential Geometry courses or would they not care as much?
Thanks!