Events
Professor Khanin and "PROBABILITY AROUND US"
Presented by MCSS
Your Mathematical and Computational Sciences Society is hosting the first Academic Seminar of the Spring term!
Professor Khanin will be presenting "Probability around Us" -- a talk about the impact of probability on our everyday lives. The talk is open to everyone in the department. Please join us for the talk and for refreshments and a social gathering after.
What: Professor Khanin and "Probabability around Us"
When: Thursday, January 21 at 6:00 p.m.
Where: Kaneff Centre room 130
Food and refreshments provided after the talk. See you there!
MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES SOCIETY SEMINAR
The first MCSS Seminar will feature Dr. Inciura with the topic "Can We Live without Trig Functions? -- An Introduction to Rational Trigonometry".
The seminar will be held on Thursday, November 19 from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. in SE 3093.
The topic is absolutely vital! "Can We Live Without Trig Functions?" Come and find out!
Refreshments will be provided! (FREE FOOD!)
