Courses Taught by Richard D. Neidinger
Current Courses
My websites for current course offerings, including syllabi, are available on the Moodle server.
Enrolled students may Login and will see their courses. Others may access Mathematics courses in the most recent semester or two. I usually allow Guest access (marked with icon) but you will just have to click into a course and syllabus to see if I am the instructor.
Some courses I sometimes teach, and a few
relevant links:
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CSC 121 Programming and Problem Solving
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Text
using Python
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MAT 108 Exploring Mathematical Ideas
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Intriguing mathematical concepts, normally in more advanced courses (such as
infinity, topology, and fractals), considered from an elementary viewpoint.
Textbook by Burger and Starbird
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MAT 112 Calculus I and Modeling
- MAT 113 Calculus II
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MAT 140 Multivariable Calculus and Modeling
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MAT 160 Calculus III
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Calculus text by Anton, Bivens,
& Davis (yes, from Davidson!)
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MAT 150 Linear Algebra and Mathematica with Applications
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Text and software
exercises
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MAT 230 Sets and Proofs
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MAT 235 Differential Equations
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MAT 315 (old CSC 325) Numerical Analysis
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We study how computers and calculators find numerical solutions for real
number problems.
- Here is an example
that might surprise you!
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MAT 330 Real Analysis I
- MAT 331 Complex Analysis
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MAT 430 Real Analysis II
- Important background for graduate work in mathematics or related fields! Most recently used textbook.
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MAT 437 Dynamical Systems (formerly Fractals and Chaos)
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There are web links galore for exploring fractals and chaos:
Also see Math Homepage (link below) to access information on all Mathematics and Computer Science courses offered by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science.
Neidinger Homepage
Last updated on
June 11, 2018.