Vaughn Climenhaga

Here you can find the course homepages for all the different classes I've taught.  Right now, it's a fairly short list -- in Spring 2006 I taught Math 26, which is an introduction to plane trigonometry, and that summer I taught Math 35, which is entitled "A Survey of Mathematical Thought".  Meaning that I talked for six weeks about all manner of random math puzzles, problems, etc., starting with a couple weeks on probability and its applications to games of chance and whatnot.  Followed up by a field trip to Vegas... hmm, couldn't get the university to fund that one, surprisingly enough.

I spent the next two years as the TA for Math 35, with the exception of Fall 2007, when I was the TA for a MASS course taught by Anatole Katok on the subject of surfaces.  After some extensive editing of the original course notes from that experience, there's now a book forthcoming.