Student Creative Arts & Research Symposium

Each year students have the opportunity to participate in the  Student Creative Arts and Research Symposium on campus. The purpose of the symposium is to provide students an opportunity to present their scholarly activities and learn about the scholarship of others. Student presenters of research or creative arts describe their project and the significance of their work in poster, oral, or virtual presentation format.

     

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Presentations:

Jessica Kosine, 2009
     Course Redesign Success
     of First Time College Freshmen Taking Developmental Mathematics

Janel Bueschel, 2009
     Open Office Math

Yevgeny Armor, Tera Smith, 2009
     Quantifying Computer Recycling

Hector Lopez-Terrazas, 2009
     Introducing Algebraic Curves and their Genera

Stephanie Nicewarner, 2008
     Optimal Control of Economic  Models

Alex Montminy, 2008
     Optimal Control of Biological Wastewater Plant

Megan Foster, 2006
     Arm Races between Two Nations: A Non-Linear Model

Cynthia Hitt, 2005
     Mathematical Models of Combat

H. T. Goh, 2005
     Investigating Behavioral Changes of  Several Epidemic Models:
     Analytical and Numerical Analysis

Azial Wilson, 2005
     Special Topics in Differential Equations

Yang Ming, 2004
     Using Linear Programming to Find Optimal Solution for
     Transportation Problem.

Angela Emerson, Angela, 2004
     Matrix Application in cryptology: The Hill Cipher

Kathlyn Elberson, 2004
     Evolutionary Game Theory and Uta Stansburiana

Aziel Wilson, 2004
     Optimal Control of a Commercial Credit Repayment Plan

Danesh Chowritmootoo, 2004
     Analysis of Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems

Cynthia Hitt, 2003
     Babylonian Geometry Concepts Applied to Descriptive Geometry

Kim Campbell, 2003
     Two Lake Cascade Modeling with Differential Equations

Kathy Mastonen, 2003
     Nonlinear dynamics of Belousov-Zhabotinski chemical reaction