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Common sense is all it takes to understand mathematics
Being open minded helps, too

Kwang-nan Chow, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Academic Advisor
Department of Mathematics
California State University, Northridge

Mathematics expands one's mind

Off during fall, 2009 semester

During spring, 2009 I hang my hat in my office:

Santa Susana Hall, Room 426
Phone:    818-677-2712
FAX:      818-677-3634
Email:      kchow@csun.edu

Office Hours: MWF 1:00 - 2:00 pm

Weekends often find me involved in the following or other activities:

Tandem biking

Table tennis

Teaching is an art

Spring, 2009 Teaching Schedule

Math 150B (Calculus II), Daily 10:00-10:50 am, JR 202

Math 250 (Calculus III), MWF 12:00 - 12:50 pm, JR 243

Math 340 (Introductory Probability), MWF 9:00 - 9:50 am, SH 264

Click for Spring, 09 Homework Assignments

Spring, 2009 Textbook Selections

Math 150B (Calculus II)

Calculus by Stewart, 6th edition

ISBN: 978-0-495-46382-5

ISBN: 0-495-46382-5

Math 250 (Calculus III)

Calculus by Stewart, 6th edition

ISBN: 978-0-495-46382-5

ISBN: 0-495-46382-5

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Math 340 (Introductory Probability)

Introduction to Probability and Its Applications, by Scheaffer, 2nd edition

ISBN 0-534-23790-8

Math Tutoring Center (SH 274) Math Computer Lab (SH272)

                                  M-Th 10:00am—5:30pm

Math is beautiful

Memberships

China Institute, CSUN (Home Page)

San Fernando Valley Chinese Cultural Association (SFVCCA)

Rural Libraries in China Program (SFVCCA/Cultural Exchange Committee)