Projects
Expressing your ideas in writing is essential in any discipline, including mathematics. There will be two class projects this semester. Both of which require the submission of a mathematical paper. The process of writing a paper has two major components. The first is to work out the mathematical details of the problem that you were assigned. The second is to make sense of those mathematical details and to organize them into a coherent narrative. The paper may very well include symbols, computation and graphs; however, these will need to be accompanied by generous verbal explanations that explain the mathematical ideas. You will be expected to write clearly and coherently using correct mathematical and English grammar. Assignments are not considered submitted until physically in the possession of the instructor. A point will be deducted for each hour a project is late.
You may work in pairs for these projects if you like. In this case the group should turn in a single paper and each member will receive the same grade. Make sure that both members of the group contribute equally to writing the final product. And every member of the group is responsible for the content of the entire paper. Don't put your name on a paper written by others. For further information, consult your instructor.
As you write your paper follow the guidelines below.
| Project # | Due Date | Project Statement | Suplemental Files |
| 1 | TBA | TBA | |
| 2 | TBA | TBA |