Undergraduate Studies

I earned a B.S. in Mathematics on the Theoretical Track from The Ohio State University, with minors in Computer Information Science (Database Track) and Economics (Theory Concentration).

This page is a personal learning record, not an official transcript. It distinguishes courses completed at Ohio State from subjects represented by Advanced Placement credit or by more advanced course substitutions.

Course descriptions and learning outcomes are retained as part of this personal record, with minor corrections to grammar, spelling, and notation.

Courses completed at Ohio State

Mathematics

• MATH 1295: Introductory Seminar
• MATH 3607: Beginning Scientific Computing
• MATH 3618: Theory of Interest
• MATH 4181H: Honors Analysis I
• MATH 4182H: Honors Analysis II
• MATH 4580: Abstract Algebra I
• MATH 4581: Abstract Algebra II
• MATH 5520H: Honors Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

Statistics

• STAT 4201: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I
• STAT 4202: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II

Computer Science and Engineering

• CSE 2321: Foundations I—Discrete Structures
• CSE 2331: Foundations II—Data Structures and Algorithms
• CSE 2501: Social, Ethical, and Professional Issues in Computing
• CSE 3241: Introduction to Database Systems
• CSE 3430: Overview of Computer Systems for Non-Majors

Economics

• ECON 2002.01: Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 4001.01: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
• ECON 4002.01: Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
• ECON 4400: Elementary Econometrics

Advanced Placement credit

• MATH 1151: Calculus I — credit from AP Calculus BC
• MATH 1152: Calculus II — credit from AP Calculus BC
• STAT 2450: Introduction to Statistical Analysis I — credit from AP Statistics
• CSE 1223: Introduction to Computer Programming in Java — credit from AP Computer Science A
• CSE 2123: Data Structures Using Java — credit from AP Computer Science A
• ECON 2001.01: Principles of Microeconomics — credit from AP Microeconomics

Subjects represented by advanced substitutions

• MATH 2153: Calculus III — represented by MATH 4182H
• MATH 2255: Differential Equations and Their Applications — represented by MATH 5520H
• MATH 2568: Linear Algebra — represented by MATH 5520H
• MATH 3345: Foundations of Higher Mathematics — represented by MATH 4181H
• MATH 4530: Probability — represented by STAT 4201
• MATH 4547: Introductory Analysis I — represented by MATH 4181H
• MATH 4548: Introductory Analysis II — represented by MATH 4182H