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Dennis M. Schneider
Professor of Mathematics

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Years at Knox: 1973 to present

Education
Ph.D., Mathematics, 1973, University of Michigan
M.S., Mathematics, 1966, University of Michigan
B.S., Mathematics, 1965, University of Michigan

Professional Interests
Mathematica-based teaching of calculus

Teaching Interests
Calculus III, Linear Algebra I, Vector Calculus, Differential Equations, Complex Analysis

Recent Publications
Multivariable Calculus using Mathematica.  Brooks/Cole. In progress.

KnoxPackages,  Mathematica  programs. MathSource. 1999.

"Introduction to Mathematica." Lecture and presentation. Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference at Western Illinois University, 1990.

"Mathematica  Notebooks for Multivariable Calculus." Lecture and presentation. Joint National Meetings of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America. 1990.

"Mathematica  Notebooks for Multivariable Calculus." Presented at Ripon College, 1989.

 Linear Algebra: A Concrete Introduction.  Macmillan. Second Edition, 1987.

Activities and Recognitions
Preparing for the Liberal Arts Job Market. Panel Member, Academic Careers in Liberal Arts Colleges, University of Chicago.

Board of Directors, Illinois Section of The Mathematical Association of America, 1997.

Joyce Foundation Grant, 1992.

Directed "Workshop on Mathematics and  Mathematica" for teachers from area schools, 1992.

Panel Reviewer of grant proposals for the U.S. Department of Education's Graduate Assistance in Areas on National Need Program, 1990.

National Science Foundation Instrumentation Grant, 1990.

Pew Midstates Consortium Faculty Development Award, 1989, 1990.




Contact
dschneid@knox.edu