Andrew Knyazev, CU-Denver. Teaching

Principal Angles Between Subspaces as Related to Rayleigh Quotient and Raleigh Ritz Inequalities with Applications to Eigenvalue Accuracy and an Eigenvalue Solver. PhD Thesis and Presentation by Rico Argentati.

Spring 2003

MATH 3191 : Linear Algebra

MATH 8990: Doctoral Dissertation

Fall 2002

MATH 5667: Approximation Theory, Tue 5:30-8 pm, CU 641.

MATH 4650 and C SC 4656: Numerical Analysis I, MW 4-5:15pm, SI 203.

MATH 8990: Doctoral Dissertation

MATH 6118: Topics in Linear Algebra CANCELLED

Spring 2002

MATH 7664: Iterative Methods in Numerical Linear Algebra

MATH 8990: Doctoral Dissertation

Use of LOBPCG in Normal Coordinate Analysis for Molecular Structures, MS Presentation by Dave Duran

Fall 2001

Math 6664 & C SC 5646: Numerical Linear Algebra

MATH 7760: Math. Found. FEM

MATH 8990: Doctoral Dissertation

Spring 2001

MATH 8990: Doctoral Dissertation

Spring 2000

MATH 7664: Iterative Methods in Numerical Linear Algebra

Fall 1999

MATH 4450/5135 : Complex Variables

MATH 6664: Numerical Linear Algebra

Spring 1999

MATH 7132: Functional Analysis

MATH 5718: Applied Linear Algebra

Fall 1998

MATH 5667 & C SC 5676: Introduction to Approximation Theory

MATH 5070: Applied Analysis

Spring 1998

Math 7664 (Iterative Methods)

Math 4660 & C SC 4666 (Numerical Analysis II)

Math 7924 (Preconditioned Solvers) Readings

Fall 1997

Math 3200 (Elementary Differential Equations)

Math 5070 (Applied Analysis)

Math 5840 (Hilber Space) Independent Study

Summer 1997

Math 5718 and 5840 (Applied Linear Algebra) Independent Study

Spring 1997

Math 7132 (Functional Analysis)

Math 6664 & C SC 5646 (Numerical Linear Algebra)

Fall 1996

Math 5070 (Applied Analysis)

Math 3200-002 (Elementary Differential Equations)

Spring 1996.

Math 6664 & C SC 5646 (Numerical Linear Algebra)

Math 4660 & C SC 4666 (Numerical Analysis II)

Fall 1995

Math 3191-002 (Applied Linear Algebra)

Math 4650 (Numerical Analysis I)

Spring 1995

Math 3200-001 (Elementary Differential Equations)

Math 4666 (Numerical Analysis II)

Fall 1994

MATH 3191-004 (Applied Linear Algebra)

FCQs and Teaching Awards:

President's Faculty Excellence Award for Advancing Teaching and Learning through Technology, 1999.
Teaching Excellence Award for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado at Denver, 2000.

My statement of Teaching Philosophy. Jonathan Swift on math teaching.

Teaching-related Service: President's Teaching and Learning Collaborative

Teaching-related Conferences attended:

BOOT CAMP for PROFS June 14-20, 1998, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

From Best Practices through Assessment: Teaching with Technology. July 20 - 22, 1998, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
Virtual presentation: Active Learning of Mathematics with Technology
VIRTUAL UNIVERSITIES AND THE FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION May 23-26, 1999, Breckenridge, Colorado.

Collaboration in the Development and Use of Technology for Teaching and Learning: Teaching with Technology July 14-16, 1999, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado.

Math Teaching Links:

TALUM, MathSkills, Syllabus, JRME, iJMEST

My current graduate students: Ilya Lashuk (PhD), Donald McCuan (PhD), Eugene Vecharynski (PhD).
Office: 644. Phone: (303) 556-8102. Fax: (303) 556-8550.
CU-Denver Dravo Bldg (Facing North Classroom Bldg across Spear Blvd)
WWW: http://www-math.cudenver.edu/~aknyazev

Math teacher: "90% of the students got an F on the midterm." Student: "You must be kidding, we do not even have that many students in class!"

Andrew Knyazev Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center

Math teacher: "90% of the students got an F on the midterm."
Student: "You must be kidding, we do not even have that many students in class!"

Andrew Knyazev
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center