MAA Offers Free Introduction to PreTeXt
Webinar/Workshop on creating accessible documents!
January 27, 11:00 am-1:00 pm Eastern.
PreTeXt is a markup language, similar to LaTeX in many ways.
PreTeXt automatically produces accessible documents!
Participants will need a computer and a (free) GitHub account.
The workshop offers step-by-step instructions on how to
write in PreTeXt, with a focus on creating worksheets.
Registration is required and seating is limited. More workshops
are planned in the near future. Learn More!
Join Math Day!
Sat., Feb. 14th, 7:30 am-4 pm
Individual and Team Competitions and prizes will be awarded!
Keynote Speaker Dr. Erik Lundberg will offer an interesting and fun talk
entitled, "Can We Hear the Fourier Series of a Vibrating String?"
Register Today!
For Teachers!
While students are participating at Math Day, Join us for Florida GeoGebra!
Learn More and Register for Florida GeoGebra Here!
More Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opportunities
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The Department of Mathematical Sciences hosts a variety of seminars in which faculty, students and visitors present and discuss their recent work. These seminars meet in SE 215 unless otherwise stated.
Research seminars with topics including: Analysis (Complex, Harmonic, and Functional), Differential Equations, Dynamical Systems, Control Theory, Mathematical Biology, and Stochastic Models
Weekly research seminars with topics covering: commutative and non-commutative rings, groups, modules; categorical and combinatorial methods in algebra; representations of groups and of finite dimensional algebras; and applications, in particular to cryptography.
We discuss current topics related to cyber security, including technical as well as non-technical aspects. The seminars feature presentations of current topics within the interdisciplinary field of cyber security.
The Graduate student seminar is a series of short talks (30-60 minutes) which are given with the intended audience of FAU graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
The seminar will run on a biweekly basis and cover research topics from statistical and data sciences, probability, and their applications to various research disciplines.
