Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

• MATH 001 PZ -Mathematics, Philosophy and the “Real World.”
• MATH 009 PZ -Math, Art, and the Environment
• MATH 010 PZ. The Mathematical Mystery Tour. I saw a high wall and as I had a premonition of an enigma, something that might be hidden behind the wall, I climbed over it with some difficulty. However, on the other side I landed in a wilderness and had to cut my way through with a great effort until-by a circuitous route-I came to the open gate, the open gate of mathematics. From there well-trodden paths lead in every direction. (M.C. Escher). Many beautiful and exciting topics in mathematics are accessible to students having only a minimal background in mathematics. Mathematics 10 is intended to introduce such students to areas of mathematics not included in the usual introductory courses for mathematics and science majors. Topics will vary from year to year and the course may be repeated for credit. Courses that have been taught as Mathematics 10 courses in the recent past, or which are likely to be offered in the near future, include: • Rubik’s Cube and Other Mathematical Puzzles • Two-Player Games • The Mathematics of Gambling • Cartography • Dynamical Systems, Chaos and Fractals • Topology The Mathematics 10 offering for 2013-14 is:  MATH 010G PZ -Mathematics in Many Cultures
• MATH 025 PZ -Precalculus
• MATH 030 PZ -Calculus I
• MATH 031 PZ -Calculus II
• MATH 032 PZ -Calculus III
• MATH 052 PZ -Introduction to Statistics
• MATH 060 PZ -Linear Algebra
• MATH 100 PZ -Introduction to Methods of Proof
• MATH 108 PZ -History of Mathematics
• MATH 141 PZ -Hyperbolic Geometry
• MATH 142 PZ -Differential Geometry
• MATH 145 PZ -Topics in Geometry and Topology
• MATH 145B PZ -Low-Dimensional Topology
• MATH 148 PZ -Knot Theory
• MATH 199 PZ -Senior Thesis