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| At this point an existing chair, of | Mathematics and Natural Philosophy to which Sydney Chap |
| He chaired the | mathematics department for about twenty years, one of t |
| hematical Society, 1908-16, and chaired the | Mathematics Department, 1927-41. |
| Cheng chaired the | Mathematics departments of both the Chinese University |
| The other endowed chairs in | mathematics at the University of Manchester are the Ric |
| the institution of the University Chairs of | Mathematics and Botany, followed the next century by Ch |
| e (LRC) was opened adjoining the chapel and | mathematics corridor - as well as giving a new school a |
| ditions of the handbook contain chapters on | mathematics, mechanics, materials, measuring, toolmakin |
| ure Sciences such as Physics, Chemistry and | Mathematics. |
| He earned his B.S. (1967) in chemistry and | mathematics from McGill University, his M.Div. |
| earned a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry and | mathematics from Lincoln University. |
| and his bachelor's degree in chemistry and | mathematics from Suffolk University in 1969. |
| in frontier areas of physics, chemistry and | mathematics with a special focus on lasers and opto-ele |
| the University of Arkansas in Chemistry and | Mathematics and was awarded a Ph.D. in 1965 from Louisi |
| 5 with a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry and | Mathematics. |
| h Africa and took his B.Sc in chemistry and | mathematics from the University of Witwatersrand in 194 |
| first post was as lecturer in chemistry and | mathematics at Rochdale Technical School. |
| He studied philosophy, chemistry and | mathematics at the University of Heidelberg, and obtain |
| of Science Degree in Organic Chemistry and | Mathematics from Furman University, and his Ph.D. from |
| s, including biology, chemistry, astronomy, | mathematics, robotics and art. |
| The University of Chicago School | Mathematics Project (UCSMP) is a multi-faceted project |
| Chin studied | mathematics at Michigan State University and received h |
| ics, including immigration, China, history, | mathematics, and race. |
| English Language, Chinese Language, | Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Ge |
| English Language, Chinese Language, | Mathematics, Integrated Science, History, Putonghua, Li |
| English Language, Chinese Language, | Mathematics, Integrated Science, History & Culture, Put |
| His first choice was | mathematics but as he already had a degree in the subje |
| Christie taught | mathematics at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich fro |
| 37-43 in Anna Chronaki (ed.), | Mathematics, Technologies, Education: The Gender Perspe |
| g recent criticism of unjustified claims in | mathematics education that lack experimental warrant an |
| onometry for the use of the junior class of | mathematics in the University of Glasgow, 1871 |
| Class IX: | Mathematics and Science. |
| hird class in classics and a first class in | mathematics graduated B.A. in 1823, and proceeded M.A. |
| Pocahontas has classes in | Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, English, Reading |
| MS offers more than 130 advanced classes in | mathematics, science and the humanities. |
| modern discrete to the classical continuous | mathematics. |
| burden of teaching, including classics and | mathematics, fell on him. |
| was appointed in 1771 tutor in classics and | mathematics at Homerton College, where he was afterward |
| He went on to study Classics and | Mathematics at King's College, London, and developed th |
| ter alia, a public examiner in classics and | mathematics, Drummond Professor of political economy (1 |
| here he took a double first in classics and | mathematics. |
| t 4,500 printed books on classics, history, | mathematics, theology and travel, dating from the 17th |
| Center was added, including classrooms for | mathematics, business classes, sciences, and family and |
| The new building has classrooms for | Mathematics, Modern Foreign Languages, Geography, Music |
| He co-authored Sacred | Mathematics: Japanese Temple Geometry with Fukagawa Hid |
| Cochran studied | mathematics at the University of Glasgow and the Univer |
| The Nemeth Braille Code for | Mathematics is a Braille code for encoding mathematical |
| 1827 he was tutor at Manchester College in | mathematics and philosophy. |
| ilities, including St Wilfrid's College for | Mathematics and Computing, South Shields Community Scho |
| klam Grange School, a specialist college of | Mathematics and Computing in West Middlesbrough. |
| 200 students and is a specialist College in | Mathematics and Computing which has just received redes |
| e is a Roman Catholic specialist college in | mathematics and computing located in South Shields, Tyn |
| unity High School and Specialist College of | Mathematics & Computing in Tottington, Bury, England. |
| He received his B.A. from Boston College in | Mathematics and Classics (1973) and a Ph.D. in Classics |
| s a specialist technology college (science, | mathematics, technology, ICT) a humanities specialist s |
| rsity comprises eight colleges: Humanities, | Mathematics, Finance, Management, Tourism, Languages, K |
| endance, Commended on Reading, Commended on | Mathematics, Commended on Writing, and Commended on Soc |
| Commended Performance: | Mathematics - At least 25 percent of all students takin |
| Porteous' commitment to | mathematics education can be seen through the work of h |
| and served as a member of the committee on | mathematics at Harvard. |
| ring: Electronic and Communication, Applied | Mathematics and Physics, Information Science, and Appli |
| Every team member competes in | mathematics, science, economics, social science, langua |
| nguages, computational complexity, discrete | mathematics, cryptology, data security and others. |
| See also: Composite field ( | mathematics) |
| gic, set theory with bag comprehension, and | mathematics. |
| ematical Society Journal of Computation and | Mathematics, and the A K Peters Research Notes in Mathe |
| atical Society's Journal of Computation and | Mathematics. |
| nic journal, the Journal of Computation and | Mathematics; and a regular members' newsletter. |
| l boards for The Journal of Computation and | Mathematics (London Mathematical Society) and Formal As |
| y, Microbiology, Zoology, Computer Science, | Mathematics |
| 8, he became Professor of Computer Science, | Mathematics, and Operations Research at the University |
| is a retired professor of computer science, | mathematics, and philosophy at The University of Texas |
| rafting and design lab, a computer assisted | mathematics lab, and a local area network with independ |
| en Distinguished Chair of Computer Science, | Mathematics, and Electrical and Computer Engineering. |
| institutes (Institute for Computer Science, | Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Geography and Psycholo |
| ience, electrical and computer engineering, | mathematics, and psychology. |
| gure comic with themes in computer science, | mathematics, science, language, pop culture and romance |
| on gained her degrees (in computer science, | mathematics and management) from UCLA, including her Ph |
| cal sciences: theoretical computer science, | mathematics, and theoretical physics. |
| e was an enormous fan of using computers in | mathematics, so long as the end goal was theoretical ad |
| rison (School of Engineering, Computing and | Mathematics), named after a former Vice-Chancellor |
| Computing and | Mathematics Department located in the North campus |
| ess and enterprise as well as computing and | mathematics. |
| raging women in the fields of computing and | mathematics. |
| rmation theory, quantum computing, discrete | mathematics and history and philosophy of computation. |
| A degree of freedom is a concept in | mathematics, statistics, physics and engineering. |
| tition for his application of concepts from | mathematics and physics to the creation of artistic wor |
| gh there are many cryptomorphic concepts in | mathematics outside of matroid theory and universal alg |
| on is a professional society concerned with | mathematics education in the UK. |
| His research concerns discrete | mathematics and more specifically graph theory. |
| of Music and Drama and concurrently studied | Mathematics at Imperial College, graduating with Honour |
| An international conference "Discrete | Mathematics, Algebra, and their Applications", sponsore |
| s awarded at the first European Congress of | Mathematics in Paris, and in 1994 he was an Invited Spe |
| cians (1982 and 1998), European Congress of | Mathematics (1992), and European Congress of Fluid Mech |
| It jointly hosts the British Congress of | Mathematics Education conference each April with the AT |
| president of the first Romanian Congress of | Mathematics held in 1929. |
| invited speaker of the European Congress of | Mathematics, in Amsterdam, 2008, and invited speaker (b |
| orithm resembling the Collatz Conjecture in | mathematics, subtracting one beat per second each time |
| Nevertheless, the connection between | mathematics and reality (and so science to the extent i |
| emphasis of BLAM is on the connections that | mathematics has with art, history, literature, logic, e |
| rammer, exploiting deep connections between | mathematics and the theory of programming. |
| Committee: Constantine Dafernos ( | Mathematics), Georgia Gotsi (Comparative Literature), E |
| Constructivism in | Mathematics, Vol. 2. Studies in Logic and the Foundatio |
| with the Thornton Building, containing the | mathematics, classics and religion and philosophy depar |
| The curriculum contains English, | Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography, Hi |
| coefficient lists and the wider context of | mathematics in ancient Mesopotamia, 2100-1600 BC (1995) |
| He is also known for his contribution to | mathematics with his study of Fortunate numbers in numb |
| e 1950s, several brilliant contributions to | mathematics have come from TIFR School of Mathematics. |
| d the Louise Hay Award for Contributions to | Mathematics Education. |
| zano made several original contributions to | mathematics. |
| ile scholar, he made great contributions to | mathematics, geography, phonology and philosophy. |
| s, Instrumentation and Controls, Materials, | Mathematics, Meteorology, Physics, Reactor Operating Ex |
| sciences, and all should be conversant with | mathematics. |
| Along with the 4 core areas, | Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and English, NBHS |
| It has five core subjects: | Mathematics, Science, Reading, English, and Social Stud |
| work, while their male counterparts studied | mathematics, geography, Greek and Latin. |
| math class uses the Prentice Hall Course 2 | Mathematics textbook, and advanced students take Pre-Al |
| After the start of the P.G. course in | Mathematics in 1979, the department became more vibrant |
| The undergraduate course of | mathematics at Cambridge still reflects a historically- |
| s take on rigorous college-level courses in | mathematics, the natural sciences, technology/engineeri |
| Students are taught basic courses in | mathematics, sciences, religion, language arts, foreign |
| cations, and early entry A-level courses in | Mathematics, Science and French/Spanish. |
| schools, which teach additional courses in | mathematics, English, sciences, etc. |
| included in the curriculum were courses on | mathematics, various sciences, and English, all of whic |
| d Academy was noted for offering courses in | mathematics, Greek, French, and natural philosophy, wit |
| s a graduate student, and taught courses in | Mathematics. |
| ional consortium of scientists covering for | mathematics, neuroinformatics, biological basic researc |
| e fields of visual creativity, recreational | mathematics and educational games. |
| s four credits of English, three credits of | mathematics, social sciences, and laboratory-based scie |
| each in English and Theology, 3 credits in | Mathematics, Science, and Social Science, 2 credits of |
| e four credits of English, three credits of | mathematics (including algebra and geometry), three cre |
| , 4 credits of Social Studies, 4 credits of | Mathematics, 4 credits of Science (1 in biology), 3 cre |
| , 4 credits of Social Studies, 4 credits of | Mathematics, 3 credits of Science, 2 credits of Humanit |
| geography, morality, criticism, philosophy, | mathematics, agriculture, architecture, chemistry, nove |
| Collaborative Research, cross-appointed in | Mathematics, while preserving an adjunct appointment at |
| for Humanities, Arts, and Cultural Studies; | Mathematics and Physical Sciences; and Social Sciences. |
| rch Education Leadership, Cultural Studies, | Mathematics, Music, and Social Science. |
| During World War II, Cunningham taught | mathematics to Air Force pilots. |
| Ravi Vakil, a current Stanford | mathematics professor and a 4-time Putnam Fellow, talke |
| ut not limited to, History, Current Events, | Mathematics, Theatre, and Literature. |
| Mark Hilton currently teaches | mathematics at Great Sankey High School. |
| rham graduates include Prof John D. Barrow ( | Mathematics and physics, 1974), winner of the Templeton |
| D. in | mathematics at the University of Erlangen and being gue |
| ted school system of Washington D.C. Liking | mathematics best of all, she dreamed of one day being a |
| Van Dalen studied | mathematics and physics and astronomy at the University |
| Originally under John Daniel Runkle | mathematics at MIT was regarded as service teaching for |
| Jim Davies studied | mathematics at New College, Oxford, joining the Computi |
| language, a language which is decidable (in | mathematics, logic and computer science) |
| idered a career in music before deciding on | mathematics, performs with the Berlin Philharmonic Choi |
| act: Southeast has seen a steady decline in | mathematics and science programs recently; consequently |
| tudents through logical deduction, Everyday | Mathematics uses a collaborative milieu and allows stud |
| 1927, because of his academic deficiency in | mathematics. |
| ned back a year in 1944 for a deficiency in | mathematics). |
| alent to the shear traditionally defined in | mathematics, though both stretch an image non-uniformly |
| He received a bachelor's degree in | mathematics, American history, and physics education fr |
| and then graduated in 1957 with a degree in | mathematics from the University of Barcelona. |
| b, and obtained a dual Bachelor's Degree in | Mathematics and Computer Science. |
| dge, he received another Master's degree in | mathematics from Cambridge University in 1733. |
| muthu holds a Bachelor of Science degree in | Mathematics, and is a qualified chartered engineer.he |
| He received a degree in | mathematics from Bristol University in 1991, and a Mast |
| d from Xinjiang University with a degree in | mathematics. |
| xas and her mother had a master's degree in | mathematics. |
| om the University of Texas with a degree in | Mathematics in 1906, after which she taught school. |
| rship, and obtained a first-class degree in | Mathematics, winning the Junior and Senior Mathematical |
| earned his master's and doctorate degree in | mathematics from Washington State University in 1962 an |
| ebevec received his undergraduate degree in | mathematics and engineering from the University of Mich |
| where he graduated in 1963 with a degree in | mathematics. |
| Croydon and then graduated with a degree in | mathematics and management studies from Trinity College |
| Houston and obtained a bachelor's degree in | mathematics. |
| the first to receive a bachelor's degree in | mathematics at the university. |
| He received a degree in | mathematics from the Gubkin Institute of Petrochemicals |
| ersity, where he received a Ph.D. degree in | mathematics in 1886, in differential geometry. |
| He was studying for an MSc degree in | mathematics with the Open University, and working as an |
| College London, where he earned a degree in | mathematics. |
| In 1981 he obtained a Diplom degree in | mathematics and physics at Ruprecht Karl University Hei |
| of Sciences, and was awarded his degree in | mathematics in June 1928. |
| ty of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in | mathematics in 1968. |
| ord University, graduating with a degree in | Mathematics. |
| ockholm University in 1983 with a degree in | mathematics and computer science. |
| He pursued an undergraduate degree in | mathematics at Stanford University. |
| from Garyounis University, with a Degree in | Mathematics and Computing. |
| y and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in | mathematics in 1975. |
| he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in | Mathematics. |
| He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in | Mathematics from Northeastern University in 1967, the s |
| Mowni had a Bachelor's degree in | Mathematics, but he did not take up any job. |
| He has a M.Sc degree in | Mathematics. |
| He got his A.B. degree in | mathematics and computer science from Brandeis Universi |
| Wheelwright has a B.S. degree in | mathematics from the University of Utah and an M.B.A. a |
| where he received his bachelor's degree in | mathematics in 1989 and his PhD in planetary science in |
| Masters degree in | Mathematics from the University of California, San Dieg |
| Havyaka Brahmin obtained his M.A. degree in | mathematics from Madras University, and a M.A. degree i |
| erae Humaniores and a third-class degree in | Mathematics in 1851. |
| rom Luther College in Iowa with a degree in | mathematics prior to serving as a musician with the U.S |
| ee in Architecture and a Master's degree in | Mathematics. |
| and completed an Open University degree in | mathematics. |
| rs, gaining a Bachelor of Science degree in | Mathematics, and after completing his post doctoral the |
| e in 1967 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in | mathematics and received a Master of Science degree in |
| Mann graduated with a bachelor's degree in | mathematics from Eastern Nazarene College in 1929 and a |
| d Moral Sciences, together with a degree in | mathematics. |
| versity in 1964 with a bachelor's degree in | mathematics. |
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