Math 181, S96: Student Projects
Preliminary schedule for presentations of student projects.
These are the project presentations scheduled so far:
- 9M (Tuesday, May 28)
- 9W (Wednesday, May 29)
- Renteria: Sacred gothic architecture
- Pedreschi and Edelman: Virtual tour of Stonehenge
[Web]
- XM (Monday, June 03)
- Murray and Stafford: The golden ratio and its applications
- Oswald and Tester: Where did the triples come from?
[Web]
- Ghahremani and Lalanne: What about pi?
[Web]
- Maron and Sabota: Methods of construction of the Sri Yantra
[Web]
- Munsey and Smilkstein: The fascination with celestial bodies
- Lopez, Hernández, Castellanos, Ramos, and Reyes:
The golden mean and where it is found
- XW (Wednesday, June 05)
- Savarese and Barbour: History of mathematical rigor
- Sokolow and Cogan: The history of celestial navigation
- McCormick: Euclidean and fractal geometry in the
design of a multi-purpose building
- Graves, Medina, Graham, Smith, and Deaver:
A journey from Euclid's fifth
postulate through the development to a new mathematics
[Web]
- Flanagan and Lukavsky: Boethius and Neo-Pythagoreanism
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