Helena Verrill's Teaching

Courses

Teaching prior to being at LSU
Current	Fall 2009	Elementary number theory (Math 4181)
		Solving Discrete Problems (Math 2020)
Past	Fall 2007	Elementary number theory (Math 4181)
	Spring 2007	Applied algebra (Math 4023)
		Differential equations and linear algebra (Math 2090)
	Spring 2006	Applied algebra (Math 4023)
	Fall 2005	Solving Discrete Problems (Math 2020)
		Topics in Galois theory (Math 7211)
	Summer 2005	reading courses in topology and in Galois theory
	Spring 2005	Solving Discrete Problems (Math 2020)
		7999-11(a) Elliptic Curve cryptography (reading course, following Blake, Seroussi, Smart's book).
		7999-11(b) Modular symbols (reading course, following papers of Cremona, Stein, Shokurov, etc).
	Fall 2004	Calculus (Math 1550, section 5)
		Elliptic curves (Math 7280)
	Spring 2004	Calculus (Math 1550, section 6)
		Modular forms (Math 7280)
	Fall 2003	Calculus (Math 1550, section 20)
	Summer 2003	LSU REU 2003 (fundamental domains)
	Winter 1998	Calculus 006 (at Queen's University, Canada)
	Spring 1997	Linear Algebra 112 (at Queen's University, Canada)

Find what's being offered at LSU on the course offerings page.
LSU Final exam schedule.
LSU's event's calendar.
LSU's Fall 2007 schedule
For booking a class room for extra example classes, or seminars, call the classroom assignment officer, Ruby Brown, 2096, rbrown9.
Make up exam person for Spring 2006: Vivian He, 315 Lockett, 3:00-4:30pm MWF, at 111 Lockett.
student time sheets

Some people who I've talked to and learned about teaching from are:

Some books and on line resources that I've looked at recently that have some good ideas, especially relevant for teaching calculus:

Pithy quotes encapsulating teaching philosophies:

"You can not teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself", Galileo Galilei 1564-1642.

Other useful references