Leo Schneider Mathematics Competition

Ashland University's Math and Computer Science Department took three teams to the Leo Schneider Mathematics Competition held at Miami University on April 6. The teams were: Malice Alchemy liE - Michael Homan, Alec Baldosser, Emily Law; hoKey crAnial Male: Michael Woode, Kyle Puhl; and Ashy mEssianic Jelly - Ashlyn Smith, Jessica Shrider, Emily Martin.

There were 12 teams who competed with Ashy mEssianic Jelly (Ashlyn, Jessica, Emily M.) finishing in 7th place with 34 points. hoKey crAial Male (Kyle, Michael W.) finishing tied for 8th place with 26 points and Malice Alchemy liE (Michael H., Alec, Emily L.) finishing in 11th place with 14 points. Comparing our results to the top teams from other universities, Ohio Northern University, Case Western Reserve University, Miami University and Wittenberg University had higher scoring teams, while Ashy mEssianic Jelly beat the top teams from Shawnee State University and Cleveland State University.

Nice work. Thank you for your participation at the Leo Schneider Mathematics Competition.

Walk-In Tutoring Closed For Easter Break

There will be no walk-in tutoring from Wednesday, March 28 - Sunday, April 1.

All walk-ins will resume on Monday, April 2.

Have a happy and safe Easter!

Math 224 Added to Walk-In Tutoring

Mathematics & Computer Science

Walk-In Tutoring Schedule Spring 2018

January 16 – April 26

Room 219 Kettering

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Elementary Statistics – Math 208

            Mondays          7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

          Wednesdays    7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

          Thursday           7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m

NEW TIME:

Discrete Math – Math 224

            Wednesdays             7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Simply walk in and meet with the tutor as long as you need. There are no Tuesday walk-in times currently.

There is no cost for these tutoring services as the support is provided by AU through your tuition.

Please see your professor first for help!!!

2017 Putnam Mathematical Competition Results

The Math and Computer Science Department received the 2017 William Putnam Mathematical Competition results. There were five Ashland University students that particpated, they were: Michael Woode, Emily Law, Kyle Puhl, Aaron Arnold and Kelly Luck. There were 4,638 participants from 575 institutions in this year's competition, with 2,291 (48.4%) receiving scores of 0. Unfortunately, all 5 of Ashland University's participants received scores of 0 this year, as well.

Thank you to all of you who participated in this year's exam.

School Science and Mathematics Recognizes Ashland University PSG

In the January 2018 issue of School Science and Mathematics, the Ashland University Problem Solving Group received credit for submitting a correct solution to Problem 5458. Emily Law was the primary author of the solution.

The editor incorrectly gave the credit to "The Honors Students at Ashland University," but on a positive note wrote, "But then The Honors Students at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio upped the ante by finding additional ordered pairs..."

Congratulations to the Problem Solving Group.

Math Horizons Recognizes Ashland University PSG

Math Horizons recognized Ashland University's Problem Solving Group in their February, 2018 issue. PSG received credit for submitting a correct solution to Problem 358. Kyle Puhl was the primary author of the solution.

Congratulations to the Problem Solving Group.

Walk-In Tutoring Spring 2018

Mathematics & Computer Science

Walk-In Tutoring Schedule Spring 2018

January 16 – April 26 _____________________________________________

Room 219 Kettering

Elementary Statistics – Math 208

            Mondays           7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

          Tuesdays           TBA

          Wednesdays    7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

          Thursday          7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

(Simply walk in and meet with the tutor as long as you need.)

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There is no cost for these tutoring services as the support is provided by AU through your tuition.

Please see your professor first for help!!!