Advising Center

Current information about the Math, Physics and Astronomy Advising Center.

A forum for individual classes to discuss course topics and homework.

Undergraduate Courses

Course Descriptions

A listing of undergraduate mathematics courses which link to their respective descriptions.

Course Syllabi

Calculus M408K

Calculus M408L

Calculus M408K/L/M

M 408K/408L/408M is a three-semester treatment of the techniques used in differential and integral calculus of functions of one or more variables. The prerequisite for M 408K is four years of high school mathematics and a Mathematics Level I or IC Test score of at least 520, or M 305G with a grade of at least C. The prerequisite for M 408L is either M 408K or M 408C with a grade of at least C. The prerequisite for M 408M is M 408L with a grade of at least C. Each course has three lecture hours with regular faculty members and two discussion meetings with teaching assistants per week. Only one of the following may be counted: M 403L, 408D, 408M.
M 408K/408L FINAL EXAMINATIONS will be held during the regular final examination period, but not necessarily according to the index of final examination times printed in the course schedule.Tests during the semester will be administered in the evenings.
M308L/M is a sequence which primarily serves transfer students and will be replaced by M408L/M.

Calculus M 408C

Topics in Integral and Differential Calculus.

Matrices and Matrix Calculations M 340L

Class pages for Prof Guermond's sections.

Geometry M 375 / M 333L

Interesting geometry links.

Advanced Courses (offered certain terms only)

M376C, Methods of Applied Mathematics (Prof. Gamba)

National Science Foundation's list of Research Experiences for Undergraduates.

The Bob Williams Endowment for Excellence in Undergraduate Mathematics application page.

College Graduates needed to teach 2 years in urban and rural public schools.

MfA offers the Newton Fellowship Program, a five-year Fellowship through which individuals with math and math-related majors can receive training and support to become outstanding high school math teachers.

Office of Student Financial Services.

The UT Learning Center offers: non-credit classes, appointment and drop-in tutoring, supplemental instruction, peer mentoring, campus services, and academic counseling.

The Mathematics Department hires undergraduates to grade for many of the mathematics courses. This site contains an application form which can be submitted online.