Harvard University Summer School, 2006

Mathematics S-101

Math S-101

Mathematics S-101 : Spaces, Mappings, and Mathematical Reasoning: An Introduction to Proof
Harvard Summer School: 31859
Summer 2006
Thomas W. Judson, PhD, Preceptor in Mathematics, Harvard University.
Location: Science Center 111
Meeting Time: T,W,Th9:30-11 am
There is more to mathematics than formulas and procedures. Ever wonder where a theorem comes from or why you should believe it? In this class, we start from some basic assumptions (no calculus necessary) and reason our way together until we convince ourselves of some surprising and sophisticated conclusions, including beautiful results from basic topology, analysis, and group theory. Prerequisites: Imagination, a solid mastery of precalculus, as well as a serious interest in making and critiquing arguments. Placement test recommended.

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