Undergraduate Course Coordinators (2007-2008)

Courses in basic skills and precalculus are all coordinated by Lew Hirsch.

• Math 103/104: Topics in Mathematics for Liberal Arts – Michael Weingart
• Math 135: Calculus I – Steve Ferry (sferry-AT-math.rutgers.edu)
• Math 136 and 138: not coordinated.
• Math 151/152 (F/S): Calculus for Mathematical and Physical Sciences I/II – Onan/Rong
  onan-AT-math.rutgers.edu, rong-AT-math.rutgers.edu
• Math 152/151 (F/S): Calculus for Mathematical and Physical Sciences II/I – V. Scheffer (scheffer-AT-math.rutgers.edu)

Other multi-section courses

These courses do not have coordinators in a formal sense. Varying degrees of support may be available, as indicated.

• Math 250 Introduction to Linear Algebra –
Roe Goodman plays a general supervisory role and may be consulted about the design of tests and the relative importance of the later parts of the syllabus.
• Math 300
  There is no single faculty member closely associated with this course. Some of those who have taught it recently are O'Nan, Woodward, Saks, and Carrington.
• Math 354
Generally one of the faculty teaching the course in a given term provides a measure of coordination. This is important given the nature of the course. Spring 2008: Vogelius.
• Math 421
Some informal coordination. Spring 2008: Richard Bumby.
• Math 477
Two or three sections per term. No particular faculty member associated but Shelly Goldstein has taught it regularly.

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