ross@math.hawaii.edu

Math 631 - Real Analysis

Math 242 - Calculus II
  • Math 252a: Accelerated Calculus II (Spring 2024)
  • Math 301: DIscrete Mathematics (Fall 2023)
  • Math 253a: Accelerated Calculus III (Fall 2023)
  • Math 649B: Topics in Logic (Spring 2023)
  • MATH 471: Probability (Fall 2022)
  • MATH 301: DIscrete Mathematics (Fall 2022)
  • MATH 472: Mathematical Statistics (Spring 2022)
  • MATH 471: Probability (Fall 2021)
  • Math 649B: Topics in Logic (Spring 2021)
  • MATH 471: Probability (Fall 2020)
  • Math 253a: Accelerated Calculus (Fall 2020)
  • MATH 244: Calculus IV (Fall 2019)
  • MATH 471: Probability (Fall 2019)
  • Math 301: Discrete Mathematics
  • Math 253a: Accelerated Calculus
  • Math 471: Probability
  • Math 649B: Topics in Logic
  • Math 471: Probability (Fall 2017)
  • Math 242
  • Math 455 (Spring 2017)
  • Math 241 (Spring 2017)
  • Math 471 (Fall 2016)
  • Math 242 (Fall 2016)
  • Math 243 (Spring 2016)
  • Math 649B: Topics in Logic: Nonstandard Analysis (Spring 2016)
  • Math 243 (Fall 2015)
  • Math 471 (Fall 2015)
  • Math 100 (Spring 2015)
  • Math 243 (Fall 2014)
  • Math 454 (Fall 2014)
  • Math 480 (Spring 2014)
  • Math 242 (Spring 2014)
  • Math 671 (Fall 2013)
  • Math 632 (Spring 2012)
  • Math 241 (Spring 2012)
  • Math 631 (Fall 2011)
  • Math 253a (Fall 2011)
  • Math 699 (Spring 2011)
  • Math 432 (Spring 2011)
  • Math 252a (Spring 2011)
  • Math 431 (Fall 2010)
  • Math 252 (Fall 2010)
  • Math 472 (Spring 2010)
  • Math 241 (Spring 2010)
  • Math 253a (Fall 2009)
  • Math 252a (Spring 2009)
  • Math 455 (Spring 2009)
  • Math 251a (Fall 2008)
  • Math 454 (Fall 2008)
  • Math 242 (Spring 2008)
  • Math 649 (Spring 2008)
  • Math 243 (Fall 2007)
  • Math 454 (Fall 2007)
  • Math 241 (Spring 2007)
  • Math 632 (Spring 2007)
  • Math 631 (Fall 2006)
  • My 2005-6 UIUC web page (gone!)
  • Math 100 (Spring 2005)
  • Math 472 (Spring 2005)
  • Math 243 (Fall 2004)
  • Math 471 (Fall 2004)
  • Math 243 (Spring 2004)

My Student Evaluations

Most semesters I give my students the opportunity to comment on the course through the standard anonymous departmental evaluations. Lately I have thought that it would be worthwhile to let the students see both what their classmates have said, and what previous classes have said. (If nothing else, students can get some idea of whether other students loathed my class.) I will therefore gradually be posting my student's evaluations of me here in their entirety (both the favorable and unfavorable ones). I'm missing a few, will scan/post them as I find them.

(Note: Please do not complain to other professors if/when they do not do the same thing!)

The names should be self-evident, eg "205_S96.pdf" are my evaluations from Math 205 in Spring Semester, 1996.

My mathematical interests are primarily in Logic (especially Model Theory) and Analysis (especially Measure Theory and Probability).

As of January 2024 I am no longer the Editor-in-Chief of the

But it is still an excellent journal.

Not surprisingly, I am also a member of the UH groups in Logic and Analysis.

(click here for more on my interests)

Buy my book.

I am was Co-PI on a biggish NSF grant in the Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education program. Go to the SUPER-M site for more.

I am NO LONGER CHAIR of the Faculty Senate, nor am I co-chair of the All-Campus Council of Faculty Senate Chairs.

However, you can apparently still watch me defend the University on TV. (I never watched this myself, tell me how I did - is the University still here?) You can also read all about me in Ka Leo. Do things never disappear on the Internet??