Want to know why there is a 70% chance that 2 people in a room of 30 have the same birthday? Register for Math 182: Elements of Probability this upcoming spring semester! A first course in probability theory. Probability theory is a branch of mathematics that provides a framework to describe and investigate mathematical models of random … Read more of Math 182: Elements of Probability (Spring 2018)…
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Math Fest
The Department of Mathematical Sciences invites your to join us for Math Fest! Tuesday, October 3rd 12-2 PM Campus Center, South AB Conference Room Free lunch included! Learn about Math Graduate and Undergraduate programs as well as the Faculty, other math majors, and graduate students. To register, RSVP to Sangeetha Maheshwari at sm1308@rutgers.edu.
Letter to Masters Students in Teaching Option
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Letter Concerning Certification to Teach
Certification to Teach Math N-12 To Masters Student in Teaching Option Dear Student, The following clarifies the two scenarios that apply relative to teacher certification in math, grades N-12. There is no certification necessary to teach at the community college level. The two possibilities are as follows: If the student already posseses teaching certification in … Read more of Letter Concerning Certification to Teach…
Annual Award Winners
This year, the 2012 Annual Award Winners are: Scholarship Award: Robin EnglandService Award: Stephen SachsCareer Motivation Award: Tim HearnLen Bidwell Award: Donald Adams Congratulations to all of the award winners!
Department Announces Spring 2010 Course Trip
ANCIENT EGYPT (3 credits) – Spring 2010 50:090:301:01, 56:606:502:01 The course introduces the students to the Ancient Egyptian civilization from the early Stone Age to their conquest by the Persians and Greeks. It gives a comprehensive historical account on the rise and fall of the Egyptian dynasties, analyzes archeological and anthropological evidence, discusses religious, cultural … Read more of Department Announces Spring 2010 Course Trip…