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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Linear Programming
This Wednesday at 5:30 in LGRT 1634 Ray Bai will present on Linear Programming. As always, we will have free pizza and soda with the talk. Abstract ————- Linear programming is a widely used application of mathematics in the real-world. … Continue reading
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Job searching for math majors follow-up
In case you missed last night’s job search talk, here is a nice handout – thanks to Mary Ellen Liseno at Career Services – with links to information on jobs, internships, and more for math majors: “What is Mathematics”.
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