Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes #10
This time, we consider the actual language that mathematics uses. We will compare it to prose, and...
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Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes #8
We have pondered many types of numbers by now, and saw that they were all useful and logical. This...
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Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes #6
Here, we take the plunge and ask, “What is a real number?” Someone has to know...
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Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes #4
In this column, we dive into those dreaded things called fractions. We will do fractions like an...
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Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes #3
This is the next column with math topics that don’t reach the typical classroom....
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Math to Ponder While the Wave Passes… #2
On March 30, the second column in this series appeared, Thinking Philosophically, and containing a...
Read MoreThe New Remote Math Lab
Do you need help in your math class, especially now that it’s all online? Don’t worry. The Math Lab is ready to help. We’re now listed under My Courses on your Blackboard page. You can visit the math lab virtually, through...
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Pay it forward: Orion establishes a scholarship for his fellow students
Before he graduates this May, Orion decided to give back to his alma mater — by establishing a scholarship. “I love it here. I want other students to be able to enjoy it here as well,” he said.
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Bridging cultures and concepts: Xiaoying helps her peers master math
An international student from southern China, Xiaoying uses her math skills to help her peers as a tutor. Read more about this accomplished student, who enjoys drawing and dancing — and takes organic chemistry for fun.
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Smaller classes, greater learning: Honors program gives Nick the opportunity to engage in real research
Why did Nick choose to join the Honors Program? “I wanted to challenge myself and I heard the class sizes were smaller,” explained the dual major in Engineering Science and Mathematics. “I learn in an environment better when there are fewer students and I can ask questions.”
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The Right Answer: Percy returns to college to pursue a passion for math
Percy Blank always loved math, and has now returned to college to pursue a long-held dream. Why math? “It’s in everything else in the world,” Blank explained.
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