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Charles Wakefield

Associate Professor of Mathematics
Office 4114 Mesa Building
Phone (432) 552-2259
E-mail: wakefield_c@utpb.edu

Degree
Ph.D., University of Texas, Austin 1973

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Recent Teaching

(1) Linear Algebra - This course is arithmetic intensive and therefore an excellent candidate for our web site to enhance the computations. (Math 3310)
(2) Calculus III - This course is also better taught using the computer to illustrate what takes place in three dimensions. (Math 2415)
(3) Calculus I and II (Math 2413, Math 2414)
(4) Differential Equations (Math 3320)
(5) Algebra (Math 1314)
(6) Business Algebra (Math 1324)

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Research Interests

My primary research interest is the development of viable web-sites to facilitate the teaching of mathematics. Parallel to this desire is the desire to procure grant funds to pay for this development. I now have five courses represented on my local web server. The course supplements consist of my lectures and access to executable instructions.  The code that produces the executable instructions accessible from each static content page is also of considerable length.