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MSEIP Mathematics Enrichment Program (MSEIP-MATH)

TAMIU MSEIP-ESIRE

TAMIU MSEIP Mathematics Enrichment Program (MSEIP-MATH)
For High School Students Only

This workshop will enable students to develop connections between mathematics and science and help them to be successful in freshmen science and engineering courses. In this workshop, we will start with a review of Algebra and Trigonometry, Calculus I, Calculus II, and Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) using some interesting techniques and activates. The list of topics covered is as follows:

  1. Review: In these sessions, we will go over some basic algebra and trigonometry coupled with some activities, which will be helpful in understanding the more advanced topics in Calculus and ODEs.
  2. Calculus I: In these sessions, we will start with the concept of functions with some activities to understand functions. Then we move on to the differentiation and integrations of the function with application to over daily life.
  3. Calculus II: In these sessions, we will cover the concept of sequences and series and some more integration techniques and their application such as computation of work done in a mass/spring system with some activities.
  4. Ordinary Differential Equations: In these sessions, we will look at the application of ordinary differential equations with some mathematical models such as population model, mass/spring system analysis, an electrical circuit including resistance, inductance, and capacitance. These topics will be later discussed in depth in Engineering Statistics, Introduction to Control Systems and some advanced engineering courses. We will discuss the solution techniques and do some activities.

The students' admission to the program will be based on a written essay that contains their opinion about math and its importance to their future career.

Apply Here for June 2019 Mathematics Enrichment Program Workshops

TAMIU MSEIP-ESIRE Sessions
Date Sessions
9a.m.-12p.m.
LBV 219
1-4p.m.
LBV 219
Monday
06/24
9 a.m.:
Algebra Review (Factoring, Linear and Quadratic Equation, System of Linear Equations)
11 a.m.:
Some relevant activities
1 p.m.:
Trigonometry Review (Trigonometric functions, Graphs of Trig functions, Trig identities)
3 p.m.:
Some relevant activities
Tuesday
06/25
9 a.m.:
Calculus I (Functions, Limits)
11 a.m.:
Some relevant activities
1 p.m.:
Calculus I (Derivatives, Integration)
3 p.m.:
Some relevant activities
Wednesday
06/26
9 a.m.:
Calculus II (Sequence and Series)
11 a.m.:
Some relevant activities
1 p.m.:
Calculus II (Intergation techniques and formulas, Work done computations in mass/spring system)
3 p.m.:
Some relevant activities
Thursday
06/27
9 a.m.:
Differential Equation (Population model and mass/spring model)
11 a.m.:
Some relevant activities
1 p.m.:
Differential Equations (Electrical circuit and inductance model)
3 p.m.:
Some relevant activities
Friday
06/28
9 a.m.:
Differential Equations (Some solving techniques)
11 a.m.:
Some relevant activities
1 p.m.:
Experience presentations
3 p.m.:
Post-workshop Survey, Award, and Certificate (All Students and Parents)

For Middle, High School and University Students Interested in Studying Careers in
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Contact us at:
Phone: 956.326.2600
Email: MSEIP.ESIRE@tamiu.edu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TAMIUMSEIPESIRE
5201 University Boulevard, Lamar Bruni Vergara Science Center (LBV) 323, Laredo, TX 78041-1900

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Activities are sponsored and funded by the U.S. Department of Education: Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Program.

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