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PowerPoint Slides and Links

• A Christian Perspective for a First Course in Calculus - Darrell E. Allgaier (.ppt)

• A Christian Constructivist? The impact of worldview on learning theories and the mathematics education research community Barrett and Kanderman (.ppt)

• Do opposites attract? - Roberto Bencivenga (.ppt)

• James Clerk Maxwell and Why Read Biographies - Sean Bird (.ppt)

• Mathematics on Stage - Jeremy Case (.ppt)

• Bibliography of Christianity and Mathematics - Gene Chase (.ppt)

• Filtering the Bible and Filtering Spam - Gene Chase (.ppt)

• Technology and formation: how does computing shape us? - Cary Gray (.ppt)

• The Divine Challenge: on Matter, Mind, Math and Meaning by John Byl 2004, Banner of Truth - Russell W. Howell (.ppt)

• Mathematical Success and Naturalism - Russell W. Howell (.ppt)

• Asserting CS != Can't Socialize: Building Community in a Computer Science Program -  Kim Kihlstrom (.ppt)

• Integrating Catholic and Marianist Historical Perspectives in a Mathematics Course for Elementary Education Majors - Mary Wagner-Krankel (.ppt)
   

• Visualizing the Fourth Dimension - Steven Lay (.ppt)
   

  • Building a 4-dimensional CrossPolytope

  • Building a Hypercube

  • Building a Simplex

  • Is the Real World 4-Dimensional?

  • Unfolding a Cube

  • Unfolding a Hypercube

  • Unfolding a Square

• Knoppix Tutorial - Jeff Lehman (.pdf)

• Call for a Non-Euclidean, Post-Cantorian Theology - Saburu Matsumoto (.ppt)

• Reflections upon the Relationship between Mathematical and Biblical Truth - Dale McIntyre (.doc)

• The Consequences of Believing in an Infinite God - John Noonan (.ppt)

• Cluster Computing for Computational Science - Charles Peck (.pdf)

• Integration of Faith, Learning, and Christian Vocation with First-Year Mathematics Majors - Phillippy and Hare (.ppt)

• Artificial Intelligence: Can we Create Machines in Our Own Image? -Derek Schuurman (.pdf) 

• Poesis of Mathematics - Sam Stueckle, Jeremy Case, Ken Constantine, Troy Riggs (.ppt)

• Writing math lessons that integrate Christian beliefs: The Kuyers Institute Grant Project - Talsma and Klanderman (.ppt)

• Explicit Null Space of the Discrete Laplacian - Hanna VanderZee (.pdf)
   

• Teaching the History of Mathematics Using Art and Architecture - Maria Zack (.ppt)

• The purposes of the ACMS are as follows:  1. To encourage Christians in the mathematical sciences to explore the relationship of their faith to their discipline., 2. To promote interaction among Christians in the mathematical sciences. 3. To encourage research and writing by Christians, especially on topics interrelating their faith and their discipline. 4. To promote innovative and effective teaching. (from http://www.acmsonline.org/belief.htm)
   
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  • Please contact Dr. Francis Jones  fjones@huntington.edu to register for the conference. 
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  Contact Person Dr. Francis Jones By E-mail (preferred)  fjones@huntington.edu By mail Mathematics and Computer Science Department ACMS Conference Huntington University 2303 College Avenue Huntington, IN  46750 By Office Phone (260) 359-4205

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