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CU Denver / UCD Math Club
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The UCD Math Club is a forum for students at all levels to come together and share their love of mathematics. The club organizes mathematical activities ranging from the recreational to the research focused, and also works to educate its members and the UCD community about a variety of mathematically-driven career options. Please take one minute to register with the Math Club through MyLynx. Regis
Feeling in over your head? Are you buried alive with all the work you have to do? Let us help! We will be in the Math Department on the 4th floor of the Student Commons Building for help in specific classes, or any questions regarding math that you may have!
We are holding a study hall event on Thursday May 9th from 3:00pm-8:00pk and Friday May 10th from 10:00am-3:00pm!
Both days will include FREE refreshments and snacks! Friday will have FREE pizza! Come join us, and receive the help you wish!!! 🤓
04/16/2019
Friendly reminder 🤓
In this Wednesday's (April 17th) Math Club meeting (we will be in the West Lounge), Professor Varis Carey will present a short, general introduction to the Traveling Salesman Problem.
Afterwards, Math Club members are organizing an informal, live-action, do-it-yourself version of the Traveling Salesman problem using locations in downtown Denver.
Light refreshments (snacks & drinks) will be provided.
We will start around 6:30 pm in SCB 4021. We really hope to see everyone there!! As mentioned, we will be doing a live-action, do-it-yourself version of the calculations we have done. It’s going to be really fun!🤗🤓
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IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Due to campus closure at 2pm today, we are rescheduling our Traveling Salesman night to next Wednesday, April 17th at 6:30pm.
Get home safe everyone!
03/19/2019
Friendly reminder for our really awesome FREE snacks, FREE knowledge meeting this Wednesday (March 20) at 6:30-8pm in SCB 4021 to listen to Dr. Jacobson’s talk on Erdös!
We are following his talk with a showing on “N is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdös” on Thursday (March 21) at 6:30-8:30pm with FREE popcorn and FREE snacks.
We welcome any and all who would like to participate in these events! We hope to see you all there!!🤓🤗
03/13/2019
Good morning mathematicians!! Enjoy your snow day today, stay warm and safe!
Assuming campus doesn’t close tomorrow... remember that IT’S PI DAY!🥧
Come stop by our table on the 1st floor by the Lynx Center for a FREE slice of pie from 12:00-2:00pm to celebrate 3.14!🥳
Happy Monday everyone!
⚠️⚠️⚠️IMPORTANT UPDATE!⚠️⚠️⚠️
Dr. Jacobsen’s talk on the famous mathematician, Paul Erdös will be held WEDNESDAY MARCH 20TH at 6:30pm-8:00pm for our monthly meeting at SCB 4021.
Erdös is known for publishing the most papers in mathematics! Someone’s Erdös Number is their degree of removal from Erdös in publishing work. Dr. Jacobsen’s Edrös Number is 1!!!
We will be providing FREE snacks, so don’t miss out on Free snacks and FREE knowledge! 🤓
The Pi Day celebration will still be held on Thursday 3.14 from 12:00-2:00pm in the SCB across from the Lynx Center on the first floor. Come for FREE pie! 🥧
Come one, come all!!
We have an exciting month ahead!! Our March Math Club meeting will be held on Wednesday March 13th at 6:30pm. We will have a special guest speaker, Dr. Jacobson, who will be presenting on the famous mathematician, Erdös! 🤓
Following that, we of course have PI DAY!!! Save the date everyone, we are giving out FREE pie to celebrate Pi on 3.14 on the 1st floor of the Student Commons Building across from the Lynx Center from 12:00-2:00! 🥳
Annnnnd finally, to follow up on Dr. Jacobson’s talk, we will be presenting the Erdös movie night on Wednesday March 20 at 6:30pm.
We will have FREE SNACKS for both the talk and movie night. I will post friendly reminders so no one can miss the FREE SNACKS and knowledge we are providing!!🤗
02/23/2019
Hello Facebook Friends! You are all invited to attend this year's Front Range Applied Math Student Conference, or FRAMSC for short.
FRAMSC is a day-long conference on Saturday, March 2 (That's next week!) right here in our math department (and in a few other rooms) in the Student Commons Building. We expect participants from seven other universities along the Front Range of Colorado and Wyoming and the conference will feature a dynamic plenary speaker, Dr. Jan Hesthaven of EPFL Switzerland who will talk about predicting tsunamis.
Most importantly, FRAMSC is a conference for and by students. Other than the plenary address, the conference features talks by math students only. So that means it's time to see whatever amazing research, pedagogy, or passion project your peers are proud of! If you want to attend, you can find all the information you'd ever desire by visiting www.framsc.com
Did I mention the FREE FOOD?! We really pull out the stops for FRAMSC, ya'll. Both breakfast and lunch are provided!
I hope to see you there!
Happy Wednesday mathematicians!!
Sorry for the delayed post, but we have our (rescheduled) monthly meeting tonight at 6:30pm in SCB 4021!
We hope to see anyone and everyone there!! 🤗
ATTENTION:
Due to weather, we are rescheduling our monthly meeting for this month to NEXT Wednesday, February 13th at 6:30pm.
Stay warm everyone, and please drive/travel safe!
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