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Posted by Michael Gage, 12/12/00 at 2:17:55 PM.

Applied Mathematics Insititute at Carnegie Mellon May 29 - July 16, 2002
Deadline March 1, 2002
Web: http://www.math.cmu.edu/users/wow/summerinst/general.html

Summary

  Undergraduate students often are unclear on exactly what graduate study and research will require of them and what it can offer them; unfortunately, many talented students decide against graduate studies in part because of this uncertainty. Our program is designed to help students make a rational decision by giving them a taste of the graduate experience, without excessive cost of time in their careers. The course-work, while at a level appropriate to Juniors and Sophomores, is taught at graduate-level intensity, and the projects offer the chance to discover the pleasures, and frustrations, of attacking open-ended research problems. The students are given the opportunity to interact with current graduate students.
 We also aim to introduce students to areas of reasearch in applied mathematics with which they may not be familiar, both through the project work and through a series of seminars by research faculty and graduate students.
 Finally, the students in the Institute will leave CMU with tangibles: tools from the analysis and Maple courses which will prove of service in their continuing undergraduate and their graduate studies, and intangibles: the pleasure of working with and hanging out with students with similar interests from very different geographic and cultural backgrounds.

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