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Fractals and Chaos in a Simple Forced Oscillator
When: Thursday, October 13, 4:30pm – 5:20pm Where: Olin Hall 320 Presenter: Jim Walsh, Professor of Mathematics, Oberlin College In this talk the dynamics of…
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A Second Seminar on Second-Order Linear Differential Equations
Second-Order Linear Differential Equations and Integrating Factors, Part 2 When: Wed, September 28, 11:30am – 12:20pm Where: Olin Hall 320 Presenter: Ron Rietz For first-order…
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Upcoming MCS Seminars
Second-Order Linear Differential Equations and Integrating Factors When: Wed, September 14, 11:30am – 12:20pm Where: Olin Hall 320 Presenter: Ron Rietz For first-order linear differential…
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MCS Grad School Info Session
When: Thu, September 8, 4:30pm – 5:20pm Where: Olin Hall 320 Presenters: Russ Park and Choong-Soo Lee Time to think ahead. Seniors, this is more…
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MCS Alumnus Dahlke Again in the News
Gustavus MCS alumnus Travis Dahlke has once again been written up in the Minneapolis Star Tribune for the Hands for Harvest organization which he co-founded…
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Operating Systems Textbook Released In Free, Modifiable Form
Five years ago the textbook for my Operating Systems course, Operating Systems and Middleware: Supporting Controlled Interaction was published by Course Technology. It has been…
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Math alum puts human face on marriage
Javen Swanson, a 2006 math alum, is pictured in the Minneapolis Star Tribune with his husband, Oby Ballinger, as the photo illustration accompanying the article…
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Wrapping Up the School Year
At the end of every school year the MCS Department hosts a picnic to let the students and faculty recharge their batteries for the stretch…
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MCS Department to Host Differential Equations Conference
The MCS Department will be hosting a conference titled Differential Equations Across the Collegiate Curriculum The conference will take place from June 23rd through the…
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MCS Alum on WNPR: Jazz and Justice
Computer Science graduate Justin Haaheim (2006) was interviewed today on WNPR. His segment begins about 6 minutes 30 seconds in.
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