It is important to remember that differential equations have been studied by a great many people over the last 300 years, and during most of that time there were no TVs, no cell phones, and no Internet. Given 300 years with nothing else to do, you might get quite adept at changing variables.

- from Differential Equations by Paul Blanchard, Robert Devaney, and Glen Hall

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Spring 2021

MA 151: Statistics with Applications

MA 220: Probability and Statistics I

Fall 2020

MA 115: Pre-Calculus Modeling for the Biological Sciences

MA 151: Statistics with Applications

MA 237: Programming and Technology for Mathematics

Spring 2020

MA 115: Pre-Calculus Modeling for the Biological Sciences

MA 220: Probability and Statistics I

MA 350: Computation and Statistics

Fall 2019

MA 115: Pre-Calculus Modeling for the Biological Sciences

MA 151: Statistics with Applications

MA 440: Linear Regression

Spring 2019

MA 220: Probability and Statistics I

MA 380: Probability Methods for Actuarial Science

Fall 2018

MA 115: Pre-Calculus Modeling for the Biological Sciences

MA 151: Statistics with Applications

Summer 2017

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MATH 241: Calculus III

 

Spring 2012

Math 246: Differential Equations for Scientists and Engineers