MATH 445AGeometry for teachers

Spring Quarter 2014

 

Basic course information:

  

Lectures: MWF 10:30, SIG 230

Discussion sessions: T 3:30-5:30, THO 211

 

Instructor: Julia Pevtsova,
e-mail: julia at math.washington.edu

Office: Padelford C-448

Office Hours: M 4-5pm, F 2-3pm

 

Teaching Assistant: R. Andrew Ohana

e-mail: ohanar at math.washington.edu

Office Padelford C-404

Office Hours: By appointment

 

Textbook: Axiomatic Geometry by John M. Lee.

Euclid’s Elements, translated by T.L.Heath, online version is here (open access)

  

Syllabus (detailed course information)

Discussion Board

Homework

Description of group projects

List of axioms and theorems of neutral geometry (Chapter 3-9)

List of axioms and theorems of Euclidean geometry (Chapter 10-14, 16, and extras)

Escher’s Circle Limit III
Hyperbolic geometry:         The Official M.C.Escher website

                                            Circle Limits on wikipedia
                                            KhayyamSaccheri quadrilateral on wikipedia

                                            Lambert quadrilateral on wikipedia

 

Exams. Midterm is Friday, May 2nd, in class. 

Review sessions: April 30, in class;
May 1, 3:30-5pm, LOW 111, by Andrew

                                            Study guide and midterm rules

                                            Practice midterm

                                            Midterm

 

Final is Monday, June 9th, 8:30-10:20am, in class

Review sessions: June 6, in class;
June 7, 3-5pm, Padelford C-36, by Andrew

                                            Final study guide and rules

                                            Practice final

 

 

Announcements (follow the link to the announcement section on the discussion board, only short summaries will be posted here):

·         How to sign up for notifications from the Discussion board

·         Form a group of four, and inform the instructor of your group members by e-mail by Wednesday, April 9.

·         April 14: Group projects assignments are now posted on the Discussion board. The first presentation is May 12.