FC Math & Computing

Check out some of the meaningful work our students are doing in their statistical consulting course!

So proud of our inaugural group of data science majors who presented their capstone projects today! They did a great job applying their math and computing skills to study vastly different areas of interest, ranging from bird tracking and mushroom morphology to artistic movements.

Thanks to FC Math alumni @abowers104 and @dillybug73 for sharing your insights with us today. We're so proud of all of your successes!

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Congratulations to Dr. Stacy Hoehn, who was selected as the 2024 Women of Distinction Award winner in the faculty category!

Nice tribute to Pi Day, @Mets!

Students in Dr. Fonstad’s Probability Theory class had to put their knowledge to the test to complete an escape room review game today. They claimed their prize (more review questions!) in 57 minutes.

Thanks to Dr. George Hart for an amazing scholar-in-residence visit, which included a captivating public lecture attended by almost 150 people, the creation of 40+ new mathematical sculptures, and lots of inspiring conversations about the intersections between math and art.

Please join us this Tuesday, February 27 at 7 pm for Dr. George Hart's "Making Math Visible" public presentation. All are welcome!

Congrats to computer science major Payton Seay!

We hope to see many of you at Dr. George Hart's "Making Math Visible" public lecture next Tuesday 2/27 at 7 pm in the Branigin Room of the Napolitan Student Center. Check out the article below to learn more about Dr. Hart's work and his upcoming Franklin College visit!

On Tuesday, February 27 at 7 pm, world-renowned geometric sculptor Dr. George Hart will be on-campus to deliver a public lecture entitled "Making Math Visible" as part of his William and Marjorie Blackwell Scholar-in-Residence visit. Everyone is invited to attend!

Students in Dr. Hoehn's class on the math of computer animation created their own short animated films this month. On the last day of the course, the students got to see their hours of hard work come to life on the big screen at the Artcraft Theatre. What a fun experience!