Courses Taught by A. Belmonte at Penn State

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"Always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question."

E. E. Cummings

Current & Future Courses

Fall 2013 - MATH 311W: Concepts of Discrete Mathematics

Previous Courses Taught

Spring 2013 - MATH 111: Techniques of Calculus II

Spring 2013 - MATH 450: Mathematical Modeling

Spring 2012 - MATH 450: Mathematical Modeling

Spring 2012 - MATH 505: Mathematical Fluid Mechanics

Fall 2011 - MATH 421: Complex Analysis

Summer 2011 - REU: Curved Manifolds: from Soap Bubbles to Crumpled Paper (REU Program)

Spring 2011 - MATH 597E: Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics (graduate course)

Fall 2010 - MATH 421: Complex Analysis

Fall 2009 - MATH 497B: Complex Analysis from a Fluid Dynamics Perspective (MASS Program)

Spring 2009 - MATH 406: Advanced Calculus for Engineers/Scientists (Complex Variable Techniques)

Fall 2008 - MATH 450: Mathematical Modeling

Spring 2008 - MATH 412: Partial Differential Equations

MATH 231: Calculus of Several Variables (Spring 2008)

MATH 505: Mathematical Fluid Dynamics (Fall 2007 - graduate course)

MATH 405: Advanced Calculus for Engineers/Scientists I (Applied Math) (Fall 2006)

MATH 406: Advanced Calculus for Engineers/Scientists (Applied Complex Analysis) (Spring 2006)

MATH 450: Mathematical Modeling (Fall 2005)

MATH 406: Advanced Calculus for Engineers/Scientists (Applied Complex Analysis) (Spring 2005).

MATH 580: Introduction to Applied Mathematics I (Fall 2004 - graduate course).

MATH 406: Advanced Calculus for Engineers/Scientists (Applied Complex Analysis) (Spring 2004).

MATH 580: Introduction to Applied Mathematics I (Fall 2003 - graduate course).

MATH 412: Partial Differential Equations (Spring 2003).

MATH 598D / PHYS 517: Statistical Mechanics (Spring 2002 - graduate course).

MATH 497C (MASS Program): Mathematical Analysis of Fluid Flow (Fall 2001).

MATH 505: Mathematical Fluid Dynamics (Spring 2001 - graduate course).

MATH 497E (now MATH 450): Mathematical Modeling (Fall 2000).

MATH 412: Partial Differential Equations (Fall 2000).

PSU 016 (Sec. 250): First Year Seminar in Mathematics (Spring 2000).

PSU 016 (Sec. 250/251): First Year Seminar in Mathematics (Fall 1999).

MATH 505: Mathematical Fluid Dynamics (Fall 1999 - graduate course).

MATH 141B: Calculus with Applications in Biology II (Spring 1999).

MATH 140B: Calculus with Applications in Biology I (Fall 1998).

MATH 140 (Sec. 36): Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (Fall 1998).

Other Activities:

Winter School - Fluid Foam Physics: A Model for Complex Systems, Ecole de Physique, Les Houches, France (January 2006).

Lecture Notes in Fluid Dynamics/Applied Mathematics - Selected Topics

The 2004 GTA Orientation Program

Teaching Honors and Awards

2004 Atherton Award

2003 C. I. Noll Award

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