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Registration Questions and Course Overrides

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Registration and Overrides – UH Mānoa Mathematics

Registration Information is now available!  Please see the 2025-2026 academic calendar and UH Mānoa’s course availability list for more information. 

Need a course override? See our Override Request Form. Students from outside UH, please follow the instructions that accompany the form for submitting your transcript with your override request.

Are you an incoming Freshman majoring in Mathematics or a current Mathematics major?  Are you wanting a 15 minute interview in regards to MATH 251A, MATH 252A, or MATH 253A? If you would like an advising session, please email advising@math.hawaii.edu
Still have registration questions? Please email office@math.hawaii.edu
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Distinguished Lecture Series: Jordan Ellenberg

The 2025 Distinguished Lectures are coming up! Our speaker is Jordan Ellenberg from the University of Wisconsin. He is the John D. MacArthur Professor of Mathematics, a Guggenheim Fellow, and the NYTimes Best-selling author of “How Not to be Wrong” and “Shape”.

The color version of my author photo, by Mats Rudels.

He will give 3 lectures:

Colloquium: Friday, March 28, 3:30pm (PSB 217)
What does artificial intelligence have to offer mathematics?

Public Lecture: Monday, March 31, 5:30pm (PSB 217)
From malaria to ChatGPT: the birth and strange life of the random walk

Seminar: Wednesday, April 2, 3:30pm (Keller 303)
Smyth’s conjecture and a non-deterministic Hasse principle

For questions email erman@hawaii.edu

Undergrad posts

Shape of space: Math Club Event

Shape of Space: Low dimensional manifolds
Hosted by Frank Sottile (Texas A&M)

March 12, 2:00-3:30pm in Keller 302

Join the math club for donuts and a discussion of math with Frank Sottile who is visiting form Texas A&M! Anyone welcome!

Abstract: In mathematics and science, we often need to think about high (3 or more) dimensional objects, called spaces, which are hard or impossible to visualize. Besides the question of what such objects are or could be, is the problem of can we make sense of such spaces. The goal of this discussion is to give you an idea of how mathematicians manage to make sense of higher-dimensional spaces. We will do this by exploring the simplest spaces, and through our explorations we will begin to see how we may tell different spaces apart. Along the way, we will dissect donuts.

Lower division, Undergrad courses

Math Jam Fall 2024

Math Jam is a huge review session where LAs, TAs and instructors come together to help students prepare before finals week.

To register to Math Jam for Fall 2024, click here.

The Fall 2024 version of Math Jam will be held on Friday, December 13th from 9am to 2pm on the 3rd and 4th floors of Keller.  All students from Math 134, 140X, 215, 241, 242 and 252A are invited to this event.

For more information, you may contact mathjam@math.hawaii.edu

We are looking forward to see you there!

Math 134, Math 140, Math 241, Math 242, Math 251A, Math 252A

Review before your math final

When: December 13 (Friday), from 9am to 2pm.

Where: Keller Hall (3rd and 4th floor)

Ask your instructor for more information

Donuts, coffee, math? RSVP here.

Map of rooms

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