Professor G. E. Keough
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Richard A. Henson School of Science and Technology
Salisbury University, Salisbury, MD 21801
This page last updated on Monday, January 25, 2010
Since September of 2008, I have been a Visiting Professor of Mathematics at Salisbury. For the 30 years prior to that, I was at Boston College in the Department of Mathematics, recently serving as its Chair (2001 to 2007). I've taught only low-level courses so far at Salisbury, although I've previously taught both mathematics and computer science courses ranging in level from freshman through senior, and even through second-year, graduate level on the mathematics side.
I've been quite busy the last few years writing and facilitating publications, with my name attached to four new ISBNs between July, 2008, and August, 2009. The latest of these is An Introduction to Analysis, Second Edition, with Gerald G. Bilodeau and Paul R. Thie, published in July by Jones and Bartlett Publishing. You can learn about these at my previous (and still active) website at Boston College. I also have a (reasonably) current CV available.
Two sections of MATH 201 (Introduction to Calculus). This is the first semester of a three-semester Calculus sequence designed for math and science majors. MATH 140 (College Algebra with Trigonometry) is a prerequisite. An abbreviated version of the syllabus is available.
Two sections of MATH 135 (College Algebra). Formerly listed as MATH 100, this now slightly refocused course is very much a precalculus course, with students who complete the course prepared to enter MATH 160 (listed elsewhere on this page as a course that I've taught recently). An abbreviated version of the syllabus is available.
My schedule for the Spring semester is:
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Friday | |
| 9:00 - 10:50 | MATH 135-006 Henson 113 |
MATH 135-006 Henson 113 |
MATH 135-006 Henson 113 |
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| 10:00 - 10:45 | Office Availability |
Office Availability |
Office Availability |
Office Availability |
| 11:00 - 12:50 | MATH 201-001 followed by MATH 201-003 Henson 113 |
MATH 201-001 followed by MATH 201-003 Henson 150 |
MATH 201-001 followed by MATH 201-003 Henson 113 |
MATH 201-001 followed by MATH 201-003 Henson 113 |
| 1:00 - 1:45 | Office Availability |
Office Availability |
Office Availability |
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| 2:00 - 2:50 | MATH 135-007 Henson 115 |
MATH 135-007 Henson 113 |
MATH 135-007 Henson 113 |
For Fall (2009), I taught
Two sections of MATH 160 (Introduction to Applied Calculus). This is a one-semester, terminal Calculus course. Most of the population of this class is from the Perdue School of Management. An abbreviated copy of the (Fall) syllabus is available.
Two sections of MATH 155 (Modern Statistics with Computer Anlysis). This is a one-semester, introductory statistics course that covers most traditional parametric methods (confidence intervals, hypothesis test, etc.) and some non-parametric ideas (e.g., a signed rank test). I have an abbreviated copy of the (Fall) syllabus for this course as well.
In both Fall (2008) and Spring (2009) semesters, I taught:
Two sections of MATH 160 (Introduction to Applied Calculus). This is a one-semester, terminal Calculus course. Most of the population of this class is from the Perdue School of Management. An abbreviated copy of the (Spring) syllabus is available.
Two sections of MATH 100 (College Algebra: A Modeling Approach). This is essentially a precalculus course, with students who complete the course prepared to enter MATH 160 (see above). I have an abbreviated copy of the (Spring) syllabus for this course as well.
Henson Science Hall Room 130
410.543.6467
gekeough@salisbury.edu
http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~gekeough