The Teacher Acacdemy
The Teacher Education Honors Academy is funded by the NSF and Harcourt. It provides training for the next generation of great high school science and math teachers
the Best In Show prize at the Bridges conference
This unusual version of a Klein Bottle, 3d-printed by Prof Mikael Vejdemo-Johansson, was nominated for the Best In Show prize at the Bridges conference art exhibition this past July.
Scientific computing
A computation results in not just a pretty picture, but an understanding of the eigenmodes for a problem
Annual departmental hike, F14
The waterfall in South Mountain Reservation.
Annual departmental hike, Fall2017
The waterfall in South Mountain Reservation.
Some recent graduates
Each year the department graduates between 20 to 30 students.
Simplest hyperbolic knots
These knots found by Champanerkar, Kofman, and Patterson appear in the census of simplest hyperbolic knots, which are knots with low geometric complexity. Read more at //www.math.csi.cuny.edu/abhijit/background.html.
- Math Advisor Location
- Advising Advising Documents
- Awards Graduation & Departmental
- Tutoring Math Tutoring Center
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- Calendar Spring 2020 calendar
Calendar
- 5/17/2022
- Last day of regular class meetings. Last day to drop a class with a grade of W.
- 5/18/2022
- May 18-24 Final Examination Period
- 5/24/2022
- End of Spring Term.
- 5/26/2022
- Commencement Day (pending approval).
- 5/27/2022
- Last day to remove incomplete grades from the Fall 2021 semester.
- 5/30/2022
- College closed.
- 6/1/2022
- Last day to request freshman forgiveness for earned F grades: Spring 2022 must be first term of attendance as a matriculated freshman to be eligible.
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Logins
Current Semester News
1) Spring 2022 Semester Final Exam Schedule Here
2) Information regarding the Math Tutoring Center Here
3) The math advisor, Anthony Conte, is also advising online, contact him via email
anthony.conte@csi.cuny.edu
Department of Mathematics
The College of Staten IslandWelcome to CSI Mathematics. With approximately 25 regular faculty members representing a number of the major fields of current research, the department offers courses for mathematics, engineering, and science students, as well as service courses for the general student body (see the full list of courses here). We offer Bachelor of Science degrees with an emphasis on graduate school preparation, secondary school teaching, and a joint degree with computer science.
Many of our majors become involved in faculty-mentored undergraduate research projects. Our regular faculty conduct research in a variety of areas of pure and applied mathematics [MathSciNet link]. Research areas include applied mathematics, differential geometry, discrete mathematics, geometric analysis, hyperbolic conservation laws, knot theory, logic, nonlinear analysis, number theory, probability, and topology.
The College is conveniently located at the nexus of the vibrant New York City area research community. Many faculty in the Department of Mathematics contribute to, and organize, research activities at the CUNY Graduate Center in Manhattan. Our faculty also supervise doctoral students at the Graduate Center, and participate in research seminars and colloquia with neighboring institutions.
News and Comment
- Simons Lecture on "Unfolding Humanity". Thursday October 17, 2019, 1P Lecture Hall. Speaker: Diane HoffossDetails...
- SurveyTake Survey
- Simons Lecture on mathematical "knitting". Thursday March 28, 2019, 1P Lecture Hall. Speaker: Fabienne SerriereDetails...
- Department Faculty exhibits mathematical art at the AAAS exhibition "Mathematical Beauty"Details...
- Unusual version of a Klein Bottle, 3d-printed by Prof Mikael Vejdemo-Johansson, was nominated for the Best In Show prize at the Bridges conference art exhibition this past July. See banner above for image.
- On February 2, The Graduate Center of CUNY will hose GC MathFest 2018. The program highlights the GC as a destination for graduate school. The schedule can be seen here.
- Recent math graduate Fateeha Amjad noted for her philanthropy.Details...
- Nonlinear Problems in Geometry October 19th, 2017, Prof. Zeno HuangDetails...
- The guest speaker for this year's Simons CSI undergraduate math Lecture is Prof. Moon Duchin, March 9Details...
- Annual Math Department HikeDetails...
- Fateeha Amjad Receives Student Service Award.Details...
- Chigogidze MemorialDetails...
- Congratulations:Fateeha Amjad and Lauren DeStefano Undergraduate Research Conference.Details...
- Congratulations: Itiel Cohen's acceptance into REU Program.Details...
- Congratulations: Michael Siozios' acceptance into REU Program.Details...
- Congratulations on Jonathan Zacharowicz's completion of 2015 Kryptos Challenge Contest.Details...
- Simons Lecture Details...
- 2015 CUNY Math Challenge Details...
- Math Club>Join the Math Club here
- Best Job? Mathematician See this article if you don't believe it.