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Important Dates for Summer 2012

First Day of Classes                                May 14 (Mon.) - Term M
                                                                    June 4 (Mon.) - Terms A, C, & D
                                                                    July 10 (Tues.) - Term B

Memorial Day                                           (campus closed) May 28 (Mon.)

Independence Day observed                 (campus closed) July 4 (Wed.)

Last Day of Classes                                 June 1 (Fri.) - Term M
                                                                    July 6 (Fri.) - Term A
                                                                    July 27 (Fri.) - Term C
                                                                    Aug. 10 (Fri.) - Terms B & D

 Final Exams                                             June 1 (Fri.) - Term M
                                                                   July 6 (Fri.) - Term A
                                                                   July 27 (Fri.) - Term C
                                                                   Aug. 10 (Fri.) - Terms B & D

Commencement                                       No Summer Ceremony
                                                                   Official summer graduation date

                                                                   is Aug. 11

 

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Daniel Bragg (first place) and Tom Blanchet (second place) for solving the April Problem of the Month!

 

Problem of the Month

The April Problem has been posted.
Have a great semester!
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Welcome to the Mathematics Department of the University of Colorado Boulder. We have a broad range of research interests in Mathematics, including Algebraic and Differential Geometry, Combinatorics, Logic and Foundations, Mathematical Physics, Number Theory, Noncommutative Geometry, Operator Algebras, Probability, and Topology.

We presently have twenty-five tenured and tenure-track faculty as well as four postdoctoral fellows and visitors. The Mathematics Department has over fifty graduate students and serves close to three hundred undergraduate majors and minors.