Technical Mathematics for Tomorrow:
Recommendations and Exemplary Programs
NSF DUE Award:
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A Vision
(click here for the web version)

The Final Report from the National Conference
Links

AMATYC

MAA's CRAFTY Web Page

MAA's Curriculum Foundations Page

 

 
 
Results of the 
National Conference
Las Vegas, Nevada
May 12-14, 2002

Speaker Bios

Exemplary Program 
Abstracts
10 Exemplary Programs
Selected by the National Advisory Committee

Bellevue CC
British Columbia Inst. of Tech.
Delaware Tech. & CC
Dutchess CC
Edison CC
Fredrick CC
Hudson Valley CC
Madison Area Tech. Coll.
Oklahoma City CC
Wake Technical CC

Breif Criteria for Selection 
Full Criteria for Selection 
(See abstracts of the Exemplary Programs using the link in the first column.)
CRAFTY 
Workshop Reports 

Information Technology 
                          (Revised 01/06/03)

Mechanical and Manufacturing 
                           (Revised 01/06/03)

Electronics, Telecommunications, & Semiconductors  (Revised 01/06/03)

Biotechnology & Environmental
                         (Revised 01/06/03)
POWER POINT Presentations
2002 GaMATYC & TMATYC Conferece; Power Point Presentation (4/'02)
by John Peterson

2001 AMATYC Conference (PPT presentations on the four disciplinary workshop reports.)
(1) Introduction - (2) Mechanical/Manufacturing - (3) Biotechnology - (4) I T - (5) Electronics
by Albert Schwabenbauer (1, 2), Linnea Fletcher (3), Bob Campbell (4), Bob Bixler (5)

Powerpoint Presentation on the History of CRAFTY (3/22/01)
  by Rob Kimball at the NCMATYC  State  Conference

Project Summary

Regional Crafty 
Workshop Pictures
L A
Richmond 
Project Investigators
PI   Mary Ann Hovis
Rhodes State College
4240 Campus Drive
Lima, Ohio 45804 
419-995-8422
Co PI   John Peterson,
908 Westmoreland Blvd.
Knoxville, TN  37919-7213
Phone:  (865) 531-7455
Co PI   Rob Kimball, 
Wake Tech CC, N C 
919-662-3602

National Advisory Committee
(Pictures are now included.)

Last updated, 04.15.03
 
 

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