Monique Chyba, Full Professor


Academics

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Current Courses: Spring 2014

MATH 499

History of Mathematics:

Tuesday 11:30 -14:30


Ethnomathematics:

Ethnomath-textbook-Furuto

Lulu-Game

What is Ethnomathematics?

Babylonian:

Babylonian1

Babylonian2

False-Position

Egypt-Babylon

Babylonian-Powerpoint

Greek:

Euclid-Geometry

Greek-Powerpoint1

Greek-Powerpoint2

Business

Business Notes1

Business Notes2

Homework:

Homework-Week2

Midterm - March 4, 2014:

Midterm review Guide

Aquaculture

InvasivesSpecies

Babylonian-Correction

Business Practice

Business Practice Solutions

Midterm Exam

 

Project Ethnomathematics:

Project Ethnomath

 

Calculus

Why Do We Study Calculus?

Calculus and Speeding Ticket

Controversy Newton-Leibniz

Newton

Leibniz

Brachystochrone

Homework:

Product Rule

Graph Theory

Euler Path and Circuits

Walking Spiders

Graph Theory 1 - Intro via Konigsberg Bridge

Mathematicians 18th Century

Four Color Theorem+Fermat Theorem


Four Color

Four Color Examples

Fermat Theorem

Mathematicians 20th Century

Bourbaki

Extra Credit:

Extra Credit, due Tuesday April 1th

Final


Practice Final

 

Geometry-Amandin

Book-Bonnard-Chyba

 Room: Bilger 152(map)

 


Ibook-Chapter1

Robotics

Probability

GraphTheory

Geometry

NumberTheory

 



 

 

 

Office Hours

M 12:30-1:30PM
W 10:30-11:30AM

and by appointment.

Additional Information

Academic Expectations
Academic Calendar
Online Material
Tutoring Gateways
Calculus Computer Lab





 

 

Past Courses

Math 311 (WI): Introduction to Linear Algebra: Fall 2002, Spring 2003.
Math 302: Intro to Differential Equations I: Spring 2006.
Math 252A: Accelerated Calculus II: Spring 2003, Fall 2004, Spring 2006 .
Math 251A: Accelerated Calculus I: Fall 2002, Fall 2005
Math 242: Calculus II: Spring 2004, Fall 2006.
Math 443: Differential Geometry: Spring 2004.
Math 637: Optimal Control-Calculus of Variations: Fall 2004.
Math 241: Calculus I: Spring 2005, Fall 2005.

Math 100: Fall 2006

 



 

 

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