Month: September 2019

Fall 2019 STEM Application Resources for OG Fellows

  1. Arney, Guerra, Hughes, Novak, Patterson, Plucker, Wattenberg: From the Earth to the Moon and Mars and Back with Calculus and Physics
  2. Ashwin Satyanarayana’s (Computer Systems Technology) ideas for MAT 1475 applications:
    • Backpropagation algorithm for deep learning/machine learning/neural networks
    • time complexity of algorithms
    • gradient descent
  3. Masa Nakamura’s (Mechanical Engineering Technology) undergraduate students’ research projects
  4. Joel Greenstein’s Undergraduate Mathematics and its Application Project modules (if you are interested in a particular module that does not appear on this list, please request a scan/photocopy from Kate):
    • Biology
      • The digestive process of sheep
      • Selection in genetics
      • The human cough
      • Population growth and the logistic curve
    •   Chemistry
      • Kinetics of single reactant reactions
      • Radioactive chains: parents and daughters
    • Earth science and oceanography
      • Listening to the earth: controlled source seismology
    • Economics
      • Feldman’s model
      • The distribution of resources
      • Differentiation, curve sketching, and cost functions
    • Engineering
      • Ascent descent
    • Geography
      • Mercator’s world map and the calculus
    • Medicine
      • Tracer methods in permeability
      • Epidemics
      • The human cough
      • Measuring cardiac output
    • Physics
      • The human cough
      • Ascent descent
    • Physiology and psychology
      • A strange result in visual perception
    • American politics
      • The dynamics of political mobilization
        • A model of the mobilization process
        • Deductive consequences and empirical applications of the model
      • Exponential models of legislative turnover
  5. Johann Thiel’s MAT 2440/2540 (Discrete Structures and Algorithms I & II) project repository