Undergraduate Information

Past Undergraduate Mathematics Projects

Past Undergraduate Mathematics Projects

Undergraduate Mathematics Projects

This page describes currently active projects in the LSU Department of Mathematics, in which undergraduate students are involved. Some of them may be seeking undergraduate participants. Return to the main page for undergraduate research.

Undergraduate Research in Mathematics

Current projects in the Math Department

Opportunities to engage in research

Opportunities to present your research

2017 LA-TX Undergraduate Mathematics Conference

The LA-TX Undergraduate Mathematics Conference is a forum for sharing undergraduate research activities in mathematics among the University of Houston, Texas A&M University, and Louisiana State University. We believe that traveling to present, hear, and share mathematics generates enthusiasm and stimulates the intellect, in turn preparing undergraduate students for life after graduation, whether it be post-graduate studies or employment in research laboratories or industry.

LSU's Placement and Credit Exam for Trigonometry (Math 1022)

The placement exam for College Trigonometry (Math 1022) consists of 20 multiple choice questions taken from the following topics. Sample problems for each topic are available by accessing the links (PDF). Calculators and formula sheets are not allowed when taking this exam.

Topics and practice problems for LSU's credit exam for Differential and Integral Calculus (Math 1550)

The credit exam for first-semester calculus (Math 1550) consists of 20 multiple choice questions taken from the following topics. Sample problems appear below with each topic. Calculators and formula sheets are not allowed when taking this exam.

LSU Department of Mathematics

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Information for Undergraduate and High School Students

Information for Undergraduate Students and High-School Students, Parents, and Counselors.

Applications for Pasquale Porcelli Scholarships

Name:The Pasquale Porcelli Junior Year / Senior Year Undergraduate ScholarshipEligibility:Applicants need not be Math majors, but mathematics must play a significant role in their program of study. Applicants for the Junior Scholarship must have credit for Math 1550 and 1552 as of December 2013. Applicants for a Senior Scholarship must have earned credit in at least 19 hours of mathematics courses numbered 1550 or above as of December 2013.Letters of recommendation:At least three letters from current or former teachers commenting on the student's academic ability should be sent to:

Placement of Undergraduate Students at Graduate Programs

Towards PhD/Doctoral degree

Towards Masters degree

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