Friday Schedule
|
All rooms in Spellmann Center |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
|
|
4105 |
4185 |
4190 |
|
3:00-3:25 |
Leon Hall “The Missouri MAA "Gauss Meeting" at Lindenwood in 1952”
|
Matthew Enlow “Multiplicative factorization in numerical semigroups”
|
Charlie Smith “The Müller Investigation”
|
|
3:25-3:50 |
Matt Wright “Improving Efficiency And Reliability Of Twitter Data”
|
David Garth “Does AAS Imply SAS?”
|
Tric Courtaway “Visualizing Groups of Order 8”
|
|
3:50-4:15 |
Kevin Anderson “How to Japanese Abacus (Soroban)”
|
Lori McCune “The Cutoff Paradox in the Kansas Presidential Caucuses”
|
Pranish Kotha “Algebro-geometric description of robot gymnastics”
|
|
4:15-4:40 |
Jeff Poet “A Tournament Scheduling Problem”
|
Gulsah Yeni “On Exact Solutions to Epidemic Dynamic Models”
|
Haohao Wang “Rational Surfaces Constructed via Quaternion Product”
|
|
4:40-5:05 |
Ziad Ghanem “Stochastic Analysis, a Study.”
|
Connor Daniels “An Exploration of the Randomness of Pi Across Multiple Bases”
|
Paul N. Runnion “The Challenges – and Successes – of Remediation in Calculus” |
|
5:05-5:30 |
Drew Shotwell “Logic as a Calculus of Propositions”
|
Michael Hwang “A Brief Survey of Motzkin Path Pattern Avoidance”
|
|
Saturday Schedule
|
All rooms in Spellmann Center |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
|
|
4105 |
4185 |
|
|
8:30-8:55 |
Kim Druschel “A Partially Flipped Statistics Course with In -Context Projects for Nursing and Physical Therapy Students”
|
Hannah Waine “The Elimination Paradox in the Delegate Allocation Method of the 2012 Georgia Republican Party”
|
|
|
8:55-9:20 |
Mike May “Designing Math Courses for Business Students”
|
Nick Wintz “The Kalman filter on stochastic time scales”
|
|
|
9:20-9:45 |
|
Christopher C. Hogan “Numerical Methods for Solving the Wave Equation”
|
|
