Independent Study
Pursuing an independent study program is a great way to explore a topic of particular interest while earning academic credit. The best way to arrange an independent study is to begin talking to professors who study topics about which you’re interested in learning more. Once you have found a professor to work with, and have decided on a topic, submit an independent study application to the department so that you can receive credit for the course.
Previous Independent Study Courses:
| Fall 2024 | |
| Ritt's Theorem | Dr. Bill Ross |
| Modeling Glucose/Glycogen Dynamics in the Hepatic System | Dr. Lester Caudill |
| Putnam Exam | Dr. Shruthi Sridhar |
| Math Models in Toxicology | Dr. Marcella Torres |
| Web Combinatorics | Dr. Heather Russell |
| Spring 2024 | |
| Topics in Algebra | Dr. Jim Davis |
| Modeling the Opioid Crisis | Dr. Joanna Wares |
| Web Combinatorics | Dr. Heather Russell |
| Webs and Presentations | Dr. Heather Russell |
| Trends in Digital Reviews | Dr. Taylor Arnold |
| Monodromy Groups | Dr. Bill Ross |
| Manifolds and Tensors | Dr. Jeremy LeCrone |
| Organ System Modeling | Dr. Lester Caudill |