If you want to get in touch with me, see my contact information.
I have taught all sorts of mathematics courses from the precalculus level to the advanced graduate level. My research interests lie in abstract algebra, and so I teach many undergraduate and graduate courses in this area. I am also involved in reading courses, seminars, and thesis direction.
I am currently teaching Math 275, a course on problem solving for
elementary education majors. It has no web page.
Last semester, I taught Math 736, an introduction to ring theory. I
am continuing with some lectures about (mainly commutative) ring theory
this semester in the algebra seminar. The web page for the course,
including notes from both last semester and this semester's seminar, is
here.
My first Ph.D. student, Irmgard Redman, graduated during Fall, 1996. My second Ph.D. student, Ken Price, graduated during Fall, 1997. I am currently working with Ph.D. students Anthony Van Groningen and Miroslaw Pryszczepko.
This link will take you to web pages for classes I have taught in the past.