Matthew M. Conroy
doctormatt@madandmoonly.com
www.madandmoonly.com
Education
| Doctor of Philosophy, Mathematics |
University of Colorado, Boulder, 1997 |
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Thesis:`Bilinear Forms on Residue Classes and Applications' |
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Advisor: Professor P.D.T.A. Elliott
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| Master of Science, Mathematics |
University of Lowell, Lowell, MA 1990 |
| Bachelor of Science, Mathematics |
University of Lowell, Lowell, MA 1988 |
Teaching Experience
| Lecturer |
| University of Washington, Seattle, WA |
Fall 2001 present |
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courses: probability, calculus, precalculus
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| Assistant Professor |
| North Central College, Naperville, IL |
Fall 1999 June 2000 |
| courses: single- and multi-variable calculus, linear
algebra, quantitative reasoning
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| Visiting Assistant Professor |
| Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH |
Winter Spring 1999 |
| courses: differential equations, mathematical modeling |
| Adjunct Faculty |
| Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH |
Fall 1998 |
| course: first semester calculus |
| Teaching Assistant |
| University of Colorado, Boulder, CO |
various semesters 1990-1996 |
| courses: single-variable calculus, pre-calculus |
Other Experience
| Instructional Designer |
| Skylight Professional Development, Arlington Heights, IL |
July 2000 to April 2001 |
| designed web-based distance learning courses for mathematics teachers; |
| instructed distance learning courses |
| Member of Technical Staff, Software Documentation |
| Fluent, Inc., Lebanon, NH |
March 1998 to June 1999 |
| wrote and edited tutorials and manuals for computational fluid dynamics software; |
| wrote Perl scripts to facilitate conversion of LaTeX-based documentation system to HTML-based |
Publications
Selected Presentations
| `The Sound of Prime Numbers' |
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Invited talk, Rockford College, Spring 2000 |
| `The p+1 Problem' |
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Number Theory Seminar, Dartmouth College, Spring 1998
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| `Bilinear Forms on Residue Classes' |
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11th Annual Workshop on Automorphic Forms, Boulder, Colorado, March 1997
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| `Divis-o-rama' and `Divis-o-rama II' |
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Slow Pitch Colloquium, University of Colorado, Boulder, March and December 1995
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| `Two Proofs of the Prime Number Theorem' |
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Slow Pitch Colloquium, University of Colorado, Boulder, April 1993
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Technical Skills
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mathematical programming with Mathematica, Maple, and Pari software packages
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mathematical and general programming in C, Perl, and Java
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web page design using HTML and Javascript; LaTeX to HTML conversion
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web page/database interfacing with PHP
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document design with TeX, especially LaTeX
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experience with UNIX, Macintosh and Windows operating systems
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sound composition and manipulation with Csound, SoundHack, etc. (examples)
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digital video editing with Final Cut Pro
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3-D rendering with POV-Ray (examples)
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Recreational Interests
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photography, particularly low light and black and white photography (examples)
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video and music production, composition, and experimentation (examples)
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cycling
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