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Academic Things

If you're looking for syllabi, schedules, handouts or what not, click on the course that you want.

Math 1111-College Algebra             Syllabus           Schedule/Homework	Math 2011---Calculus I             Syllabus                       Quizzes
Math 2012---Calculus II             Syllabus                       Quizzes	Math 2210XX---Honors Statistics            Spring 2011 course synopsis - Probability, Statistics, Evidence and Knowledge Spring 2011 course syllabus         Handouts and quizzes
Math 2210-Basic Statistics             Syllabus                     Homework/Handouts/Quizzes	Math 2030-Logic and Set Theory             Syllabus           Homework            Some proof-writing guidelines
Math 3280---Linear Algebra             Syllabus                      Homework/Quizzes	Math 3710-Combinatorics             Syllabus           Homework            Some proof-writing guidelines
Math 4211/6211-Abstract Algebra I             Syllabus               Homework             Some proof-writing guidelines	Math 4212/6212-Abstract Algebra II             Syllabus/Homework
Math 4420/6420-Graph Theory             Syllabus/Homework

Other Things

A brief statement of my teaching philosophy   For those who would like to know what it is.  This was written during my last year of graduate school, and my philosophy is basically the same as it was then.

Vita  What I've been up to professionally.

ASU Anime Club   I am the faculty advisor to the ASU Anime Club. 

The Ravens' Paradox This is a famous old problem in the philosophy of science. However, if you think too much about these kinds of things, madness will follow quickly.

The Monty Hall Problem A very much-discussed problem in probability. Elementary, but interesting.

 

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