News
- Several of our mathematics majors participated in the 2008 Undergraduate
Research Day on April 16th. Following is a listing of those students along
with the names of their faculty advisors and their topics.
- Michael Baramidze - Dr. Victoria Baramidze, advisor - Using
Spherical Harmonies to Approximate Functions on the Unit Sphere
- Sarah Cane - Dr. Boris Petracovici, advisor - Calculating
the Heat Flow Through a Sphere Using Fourier Expansions: How the Fourier
Series Can
Help Make Sure Your Meatball is Cooked to Perfection
- Sarah Cramsey and Tyler Van Vleet - Dr. Marko Kranjc, advisor - The
Newton's Method
- Kirsten Goranson - Dr. James Olsen, advisor - Rates:
Activities for Improving Multiplicative, Proportional, and Algebraic
Reasoning for the
ISAT,
PSAE, and Life
- Lindsay Henderson and Dustin Macdermott - Dr. Marko Kranjc, advisor - Bisection
Method of Approximating Zeros of Functions
- Breanne Hoffman - Dr. Feridun Tasdan, advisor - Analysis
of the Effects of Origin and Relevant Baseline Medical Conditions on Death
or Myocardial
Infarction
in the PURSUIT Trial
- Samer Khouri and Kyle Lovell - Dr. Iraj Kalantari, advisor - A
Function Can Be Continuous Everywhere and Not Differentiable Anywhere
(Using MAPLE)
- Carla Webb - Dr. Victoria Baramidze, advisor - Bessel's
Function: A Study of its Zeros
- Carla Webb - Dr. Rumen Dimitrov, advisor - Using
Principal Component Analysis to Extract Meaning from Test
Coming
Mathematics Events
- May 5th-9th, 2008 - Final Exams
- May 26th, 2008 - Memorial Day, University Closed
Past
Colloquia