Mathematics 239

Bring a copy of this full course information to class on Wednesday, August 31.

Here's my single favourite history of mathematics web site .  Look there for more information about the history of anything in geometry.

Here is our reading schedule for the course.

Solutions to problem sets:  PS1 (If you are interested in learning TeX, this is the file that I used to make the solutions to your problem set - I would be most pleased if you want to talk about how to do this.)  Here's PS2 (with the TeX file).  And here we go again, PS3 (with it's TeX file).  There's more, it's solutions to PS4 (and more TeX, too).  There's only one left after this one.  Here we have solutions to PS5 (with their TeX associates).  So, it's come to this, has it?  This is the end, PS7 solutions (and some TeX, just in case someone is watching).

(More will be added to this page as the semester progresses.  Please ask me if there is something you would like to see included.)

On Thursday 1 September at 6:30p in Newton 203, there will be an intoduction to TeX, the mathematical typesetting software.  All are welcome.  

Here's something I was wisely asked for:  here are your E-Primes questions for PS7.  I'll also distribute them in class.  

Here's a place you may leave anonymous comments about the course.

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