Innovative Mathematics
Majors in Small/Medium Departments
Organizers
Mike Axtell – axtellm@wabash.edu
Crista Coles – ccoles@elon.edu
Sylvia Forman - syforman@sju.edu
Dave Mazur - dmazur@wnec.edu
The
information below is a summary of the talks given at the 2005 MathFest in
This
website seeks to highlight innovative undergraduate programs in mathematics
offered by small- to medium-sized mathematics departments (i.e., 15 or fewer
full-time positions in mathematics). The
site will provide a forum where ideas concerning the entirety of the
mathematics major(s) curriculum can be presented and explored. This is a timely topic in view of the recent
release of the work done on the mathematics curriculum by the MAA’s Committee
on the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics (CUPM) and its subcommittee on
Curriculum Renewal Across the First Two Years (CRAFTY). The links below describe the structure of the
major(s) as well as address the following issues:
· The desired outcomes of the program
· The goals set for the major(s)
· Factors that make the program especially unique and/or effective
The
links also contain links to the departments in question.
Please
feel free to contact any of the organizers if you would like more information
or would like to include a description of your department’s program.
Innovative Programs
APPLIED MATH AND THE
MAGIC OF DOUBLE MAJORS
AN INTEGRATED APPLIED
MATHEMATICS PROGRAM
INTEGRATING
MATH & SCIENCE FOR MATH MAJORS
EXPERIENCES IN ATTRACTING WOMEN
TO MATHEMATICS
St. Edward’s University
- M. McKemie
CHOICE OF TRACK WITH
RESEARCH FOR ALL
University of
PRE-DOCTORAL MATHEMATICS
MAJOR
THE
MATHEMATICS MAJOR AT WALSH UNIVERSITY
MATH
MAJORS AT A “SCIENCE SERIOUS” LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE
Embry Riddle
Aeronautical University - Nirmal Devi
A NEW COMPUTATIONAL
MATHEMATICS MAJOR