Thomas F. Banchoff is a geometer, and a professor at Brown University since 1967.
During the fall semester, 2008, he is teaching
Math 35, "Honors Multivariable Calculus."
During the spring semester, 2008, he taught
Math 104, "Fundamental Problems in Geometry", which
concentrated on Euclidean and non-Euclidean Geometry, with an
emphasis on Spherical Geometry and Hyperbolic Geometry.
During the fall semester of 2007, he was in charge of
Math 17,
the second semester calculus course for students with AB Advanced
Placement Calculus or the equivalent.
He also taught
Math 106, Differential Geometry.
During the spring semester of 2007, he taught Math 1, a Freshman
Seminar on "The Fourth Dimension" and
Math 141,
"Combinatorial Topology".
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During the fall semester of 2006, he was in charge of
Math 19,
the second semester calculus course with special attention to
engineering and physics problems.
During the spring semester of 2006, he was a visiting professor at the
University of Georgia teaching
. Math
2500. and
Math 5210/7210.
During the fall semester 2005, he taught Math
54, Honors Linear Algebra, and Math
106, Differential Geometry.
LIST OF RECENT COURSES----------ON-LINE
PROJECTS----------ARTWORK
See also an article "The Best Homework Ever?"
To see a curriculum vitae of Thomas Banchoff, select here.
If you have comments on any of the material presented here, please
send me mail. Thanks
to Mark Howison for help with the design of this page.
His main teaching project involved Internet-Based Teaching and
Learning. Information about the project is contained in a
Professional Enhancement Program PREP workshop held
at Brown University in June, 2005. Participants in this
workshop can access the course webpage here.
Participants in the Georgia PREP workshops August 16, 17, and 19,
2005, can
access the workshop webpage here.
Participants in the GPCPREP workshop February 18, 2006 can
access the workshop webpage here.