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| + | * Math 2325 - [[CRN_11174|Introduction to Higher Mathematics]] | ||
| + | * Math 3341 - [[CRN_10631|Introduction to Analysis]] | ||
| + | * Math 5311 (Math 6311) - [[CRN_16771|Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)]] | ||
| + | * Grad 6100 - [[CRN_17780|Bridge to the Doctorate Seminar]] | ||
==Spring 2023== | ==Spring 2023== | ||
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* Math 5311 - [[CRN_29368|Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)]] | * Math 5311 - [[CRN_29368|Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)]] | ||
| + | ==Fall 2021== | ||
| + | * Math 2325 - [[CRN_12123|Introduction to Higher Mathematics]] | ||
| + | * Math 3341 - [[CRN_11247|Introduction to Analysis]] | ||
| + | * Matm 5365 - [[CRN_17910|Technology in the Mathematics Classroom]] | ||
==[[Fall 2016 - Spring 2021]]== | ==[[Fall 2016 - Spring 2021]]== | ||
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==[[Fall 2011 - Spring 2016]]== | ==[[Fall 2011 - Spring 2016]]== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:07, 25 December 2023
[edit] Fall 2023
- Math 2325 - Introduction to Higher Mathematics
- Math 3341 - Introduction to Analysis
- Math 5311 (Math 6311) - Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)
- Grad 6100 - Bridge to the Doctorate Seminar
[edit] Spring 2023
- Math 5311/6311 - Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)
- Math 5370 - Topics in Advanced Calculus
[edit] Fall 2022
- Math 2325 - Introduction to Higher Mathematics
- Math 2326 - Differential Equations
- Math 3325 - Principles of Mathematics
[edit] Spring 2022
- Math 4303 - Fundamental Mathematics from an Advanced Standpoint
- Math 5311 - Applied Mathematics (Discrete Wavelet Transformations)
[edit] Fall 2021
- Math 2325 - Introduction to Higher Mathematics
- Math 3341 - Introduction to Analysis
- Matm 5365 - Technology in the Mathematics Classroom
