The Math Department at the College of Staten Island offers
approximately 50 different
math courses
intended for majors and as service courses to the
college. We offer degrees with an emphasis on either graduate school
preparation or high-school teacher training and a joint degree in math
and computer science.
Over twenty full-time faculty members teach
these courses. The faculty's interests are wide and varied. Research areas include
Applied Math,
Discrete Math,
Knot Theory,
Logic, Number Theory,
Operator Theory,
Probability,
and
Topology.
Wed, 30 May 2007
MTH411 -- Calling all students!
Any students who have taken MTH410 or MTH311 (with an A or A-) are
encouraged to sign up to take MTH411 with Professor Rosen this
upcoming Fall. MTH411 is a mathematical statistics course. For more
details see Eric L. or Professor Rosen.
Fri, 17 Nov 2006
Math Problem of the Month
See
Problem of the month for the two
problems in the Staten Island Math Contest. All solutions should be given to
Professor O'Bryant.
Math Problem of the Month
See
Problem of the month for the two
problems in the Staten Island Math Contest. All solutions should be given to
Professor O'Bryant.
Tue, 13 Dec 2005
December's Problem of the Month:
Starting with four colors --- red, white, blue, and green --- how many
ways can the corners of an equilateral triangle be colored? ... See
the
The problem of
the month for the rest.
December's Problem of the Month:
Starting with four colors --- red, white, blue, and green --- how many
ways can the corners of an equilateral triangle be colored? ... See
the
The problem of
the month for the rest.
