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Welcome to the MT816 course website.  This website is the primary way for you to get information about our course, including the homework assignments. It also contains the syllabus.

The Final Examination is on Friday, December 17, 2003 at 10:00 a.m. in room Carney 309.

My office hours are M, F 10-11 and W 12-1 in Carney 325.  I am also happy to make an appointment to see you at another time.  Please feel free to contact me by email (friedber@bc.edu) or phone (617-552-3002) to make such an appointment. 

For more details on the grading policy and on the course itself, please consult the syllabus (available in pdf format via the link above).

1. Are you interested in history? Here is a website concerned with the History of Mathematics.

2. The Association for Women in Mathematics supports women in mathematics at all levels of study. The "AWM Resources" link connects you to many other sites with useful information.  They also sponsor an annual biography contest concerning contemporary women mathematicians.  See the website for details.  The deadline for the 2004 contest is October 29, 2004.

3.  The American Mathematical Society is the primary professional organization concerned with research in theoretical mathematics.  The Mathematical Association of America is concerned with this and also with university teaching.  Check out their websites!

4. The Math Forum Student Center has terrific math resources for undergraduates (and a little for grad students).

5. Math Horizons is a magazine for students interested in mathematics that aims to expand their intellectual and career horizons.