updated 05/09/2003
This web page contains all of my significant work in Math 198, taught by Prof. George Francis at the University of Illinois. Math 198 is an exploration of mathematics using computer graphics. Or maybe it is an exploration of computer graphics using mathematics, depending on your experience in either area. Throughout the semester we studied a number of "pocket" programs which are simple graphical programs that illustrate complex mathematical ideas. We have also used a great graphing utility, DPGraph to examine math in 3-D. For the last quarter each student has had the opportunity to work on a project of their interest. Links to everything I have done in this class can be found below.
DPGraph Doodles - see what I've been able to create with DPGraph
Semester Project - check this out if you like eye candy
Math 198 webpage - contains class description and links to interesting stuff
Spring '03 class projects page - all the other students web pages
Prof. George Francis - home page at the NCSA
Honors Program - the program which offers this course
UI home page - why not include it