The following students will be presenting their topics on the dates listed:
All presentations will be at 1:00 PM in Darden 214B.
Dr. James Vance will be speaking at the Society for Mathematical Biology's 2012 conference on 7/27. His topic will be "Sensitivity analysis of a three-species non-linear response omnivory model."
For more information, visit http://www.nimbios.org/SMB2012/
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science has been featured in an article at Software Engineer Insider. The article, titled "Virginia-Wise’s Small Computer-Science Department Draws Big-Name Employers", explores the differences between computer science and software engineering degrees and the employers who seek our graduates.
Representatives from the department will be at the UVa-Wise 360 event on Saturday, April 21st to provide information about our department and answer questions.
Location: Fred B. Greear Gymnasium
Time: 9:00 - 1:00
Representatives from the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science will be presenting information and answering questions about the department and our programs.
Location: UVa-Wise Convocation Center
Time:9:00am
Jacob Thomas will speak on "The Farey diagram and the transformation of its edges". He will be followed by Justin Hall, who will present "An investigation of l^2".
Location: Darden Hall, Room 114
Time: 1:00 PM
Kevin Wilson will speak on "Sensitivity analysis for a three-species nonlinear response omnivory model".
Location: Darden Hall, Room 114
Time: 1:00PM
Representatives from the Computer and Information Sciences department at ETSU will be on campus to discuss their graduate computer science program.
Location: Darden 220
Time: 1:00 PM
The ABET visiting team will be on campus evaluating the Computer Science and Software Engineering programs.
Location: Dogwood Room, Slemp Student Center
Time:9:00 AM - 1:30 PM
First meeting of the spring semester. Culbertson Classroom, January 21, 5:00pm.
Dr. Martin Barrett from ETSU's Computer and Information Sciences Department will be on campus to give a presentation on their graduate program. The presentation will be in Darden Hall 220 at 1:00 PM.
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science will meet from 1:00pm to 2:00pm in Darden 220
The Advisory Committee will meet from 9:00am until 2:00pm in the Slemp Center Dogwood Room.
