Math 525: Computational Algebra
Abstract algebraic structures, theoretical results, computational tools and algorithms, and their applications.
Abstract algebraic structures, theoretical results, computational tools and algorithms, and their applications.
Calculus 2 begins at the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus and ends at the brink of calculus in higher dimensions.
A seminar examining social, structural, and institutional hierarchies that intersect with mathematics and statistics.
A writing-intensive introduction to modern algebra motivated by polynomials and their roots.
Number theory through divisibility, congruences, quadratic reciprocity, numerical functions, Diophantine equations, continued fractions, primes, and cryptography.
A writing-intensive introduction to modern algebra motivated by polynomials and their roots.
A seminar examining social, structural, and institutional hierarchies that intersect with mathematics and statistics.
The word Algebra and its mathematical connotation stem from a 9th century Arabic treatise by al-Kwarizmi. This course follows that story toward the tools of modern algebra.