Stevens is excited to host its second annual Reimagining Calculus Education conference on November 3, 2017. The goal of the conference is to improve the success rate of high school and collegiate calculus students through innovative teaching and learning strategies.
Undergraduate student Kenneth Rexer wants to be a math professor. That's why he's working on problems like this one involving graph theory in his free time.
At Stevens, we do calculus differently. Students learn not only through lectures, but through team problem-solving sessions, self-study projects and innovative learning software. Small class sizes mean that professors are always available for one-on-one meetings, and half-semester courses allow us to design flexible schedules that cater to individual…
At Stevens, we do calculus differently. Students learn not only through lectures, but through team problem-solving sessions, self-study projects, and innovative teaching materials. Small class sizes mean that professors are always available for one-on-one meetings, and half-semester courses allow us to design flexible schedules that cater to individual students' needs.
The Department of Mathematical Sciences conducts cutting-edge research in stochastic systems and optimization, as well as group theory and algebraic cryptography, among other fields.
Research in stochastic optimization models with stochastic dominance constraints and risk functions, including new optimization models constraining risk.
The Algebraic Cryptography Center investigates new techniques from computational algebra to practical problems in cryptography and cryptanalysis.
Gradarius is a novel learning platform developed by Stevens mathematicians to help students master calculus concepts for deeper understanding.
World-class research in computational, combinatorial, and geometric group theory. A seminar, featuring scholars from around the globe, is open to the public.
On a recent summer day, Peter Brady stands atop Castle Point, crown jewel of the campus where he has learned and worked for close to six decades; where he has stood more times…
Hoboken kids want to learn math. Stevens wants to teach them. "These are our neighbors," says award-winning teaching assistant professor Jan Cannizzo. "We want to reach out." Building…
It was during her sophomore year at Stevens when SPHERE Technology Solutions founder and CEO Rita Gurevich ’06 made a life-changing decision: to seek a cooperative-education…
You seldom hear the words "fun" and "math" in the same sentence. But fun is the most common way New Jersey students describe the Stevens Math Olympiad. Earlier this summer, 350…
Gradarius is changing the way college students learn calculus—and may very well change the way calculus is taught in higher education. Gradarius is the world’s first learning…
In 1995 Thomas Pidduck, M.D., a medical intern at George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., was part of the medical team looking after the retired U.S. senator…
Stevens is becoming a global thought leader in group theory - thanks, in part, to Professor Robert Gilman. Gilman teaches in the Stevens Institute of Technology’s Department…
More than 300 middle and high school students gathered at the Stevens Institute of Technology campus in Hoboken June 11 to compete in the first Stevens Math Olympiad. Participants…
Hosted by the Department of Mathematical Sciences
Dean's Town Hall
Dean's Town Hall
Dean's Town Hall
