ACCESS-Math Portion
Summer 2001
Week 1

Send e-mail to : Professor Korevaar

Links:
Nick Korevaar's home page
Department of Mathematics
College of Science




     THIS IS THE WEEK 1 SCHEDULE. FOR THE WEEK 2 SCHEDULE GO TO ACCESS.html

Hi! I'm Professor Korevaar. My office is JWB 218, my phone number is 581-7318, and my email address is korevaar@math.utah.edu. You can find a link to this page at my home page, http://www.math.utah.edu/~korevaar.

     The math portion of ACCESS is the first week, June 11-15, and the fourth week, July 2-6. Our theme for the first week will be codes and cryptography. Here's my current plan for what we'll be doing. It could change as the week progresses. If you want to explore campus from your computer, use the interactive campus map. You can get maps to our specific buildings by following the links below.

Monday June 11:
8:30-9:45 a.m.
JTB 120
Introductions, and the forming of study groups. Sid Rudolph will be there to get us started and to challenge us with a math problem.
9:45-10:15 a.m.
 
We will walk to the Union to get pictures taken for your University I.D.'s, and then over to Marriott Library and PC-Lab 1735.
10:15-noon
PC-Lab 1735
Introduction to the lab: set up accounts, email, internet; introduction to Microsoft Word for word processing and to MAPLE for math processing.

Here is a link to Monday's notes

Tuesday June 12:
8:30-10:15 a.m.
PC-Lab 1735
Solving substitution cyphers via frequency analysis
Maple Examples, in pdf format
Maple Examples, Maple Worksheet format
Tuesday's notes, in pdf format
Tuesday's notes, Maple Worksheet format (to be opened from Maple.)
10:30-noon
AEB 340
"Cryptography: From Julius Caesar to World War II," a lecture and discussion by Professor Jim Carlson of the Math Department, in conjunction with the Math Summer High School Program.
noon-1:00 p.m.
 
Yes there is such a thing as a free lunch! We will share lunch with the High School Program participants, perhaps outdoors on Presidents Circle.

Wednesday June 13:
8:30-10:15 a.m.
JTB 120
modular arithmetic
10:30-noon
AEB 340
"RSA cryptography and internet security", lecture and discussion by Jim Carlson
noon-1:00 p.m. Joint lunch with Summer High School Program students. Outside again?

Thursday June 14:
8:30-10:15 a.m.
PC-Lab 1735
RSA codes; your project for this week. Project will be due next Friday, June 22.
RSA.mws, Maple code for today.
RSAverbose.pdf pdf version to read on-line.
10:30-noon
JTB 120
"Genetic Codes," lecture by Biology Professor Jon Seger.
final.pdf Your Project assignment for this week. Your report is due next Friday June 22, at 5:00 p.m.

Friday June 15:
8:30-noon
PC-Lab 1735
Project work. We will also discuss numerical integration, for your week with Sid Rudolph.