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MATHEMATICS 213

Calculus is the culmination of high school mathematics.  As the mathematics of change, calculus is widely applicable in all fields of study that have quantifiable change.  In this course we will focus on the basics of calculus with an occasional eye toward applications.

MATHEMATICS 233

Linear algebra is the algebra of anything resembling straight lines.  Therefore, linear algebra is based on the most basic of algebraic fundamentals.  And then planes are like lines.  And lines in three dimensions are like lines in two dimensions.  But they're a little more complicated.  And away we go.  Linear algebra is about the simplest geometry (linear) of higher dimensions.  Along the way we will also study vectors and matrices as valuable notation for working in different dimensions.

INTERDEPARTMENTAL 376

Advanced Topics in Elementary Mathematics Education
MW 3:30-5:10p:  South 233

This course, which is intended for the elementary mathematics concentrator, is an opportunity to focus deeply on elementary mathematics content, pedagogy, and a view across grade-levels and across disciplines in the elementary curriculum.  It will be a wonderful opportunity for us to focus deeply on mathematics in the elementary curriculum.