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MATH 296H - Mathematics and Statistics Research Capstone Honors

(9 Hours Out of Class Student Work Per Week) 3 Credits

Corequisite(s): Student must be enrolled in his or her last Honors College academic year before graduation.
This course is intended to guide sophomore Honors College students from all disciplines through the stages of conducting a semester-long research project in Mathematics or Statistics.  Topics cover various areas of mathematics, mathematics education, mathematical proof or statistical analysis.  The methodology includes but is not limited to planning, research, problem solving, and documentation, all presented in both written reports, and oral presentations., Students will become proficient in ways of framing arguments, gathering information from journal articles and/or data, and coming to conclusions both within and beyond their fields of study, which will help them develop a more interdisciplinary perspective. The course will include research training and developing a timeline, as well as independent study, research, and learning how to write a well thought out research report along with professionally presenting findings. 

 

 


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