Thomas A. Ivey
Department of Mathematics
College of Charleston
Charleston, SC  29424
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Office: #4 Greenway, Rm. 301    Phone: 843-953-7276         
e-mail: i v e y t "at" c o f c "dot" e d u

Professional Information  My research areas are differential geometry and partial differential equations,
especially evolution equations, integrable systems, and exterior differential systems. For more information, see my
curriculum vitae
(in PDF form), my publications, or the book Cartan for Beginners, which I published with J.M. Landsberg in October 2003.

Course Information     This semester (Fall 2012), I am teaching one section of
Math 120
(Calculus 1) at 4-5:15pm on Mondays (Maybank 224), Tuesdays and Thursdays (Maybank 219).
I am also teaching Math 340 (Axiomatic Geometry) at 9:25-10:40am Tuesdays and Thursdays in Maybank 108.
My office hours are tentatively 1-3pm Monday and Thursday, and 11-noon Wednesday and Friday.
Students who'd like to see me at other times are encouraged to contact me to set up an appointment.
Note:  My office is up several flights of stairs from the ground level.  If, because of accessibility issues,
you would prefer to meet me at another location, please let me know.

Math 120: Calculus I
Test dates are Sept. 13, Oct. 11, and Nov. 15. 
The course syllabus, test solutions and other handouts may be found on OAKS.
Resources for students (under construction):
Math 340: Axiomatic Geometry
Test dates are Sept. 27 and Nov. 1.   The course syllabus, daily schedule,
selected homework solutions and other handouts may be found on OAKS.
Resources for students (under construction):

 
For information on Hons 390: Mathematics in Music, which I taught in Spring 2009, click here.


Links of General Interest for Students:            
College of Charleston Math Department           CofC Final Exam Schedules                       TI calculator online manuals
What every college mathematics student should know             NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates
        Mathematical Quotes                 Mathematical Fiction                       History of Mathematics at St. Andrew's University
Other Web Resources of Interest (to me):
Lowcountry Sacred Harp        Shapenote Singing        Savannah Sacred Harp 
The American Mathematical Society             National Public Radio