BRIEF VITA
Mike May, S.J.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Department of
Mathematics and Computer Science
Saint Louis University
Ritter Hall 6
220 N. Grand Boulevard
St. Louis,
MO
63103-2007
U.S.A.
email:
maymk@slu.edu
or mikemaysj@gmail.com
Phone: (314)-977-8174
Fax: (314)-977-3874
Education
B. A. in Philosophy and Mathematics, 1981, Saint
Louis University
Ph.D. in Mathematics, 1988, University
of
California
at Berkeley
Dissertation Title: Triangular
Hereditary Rings and Localization with Respect to Sylvester Rank
Functions
Advisor: G. M. Bergman
Master of Divinity, 1993, Weston School of Theology
Experience
1988-1989: Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Saint
Louis University
1993-1998: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Saint Louis
University
1998-present: Associate Professor of Mathematics, Saint Louis
University
2002-2004: Interim dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Saint Louis
University
2000-2002, 2004-2011: Chair, Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science
Courses taught:
- MATH 120 College Algebra
- MATH 132 Survey of Calculus
- MATH 141 Precalculus
- MATH 142 Calculus I
- MATH 143 Calculus II
- MATH 244 Calculus III
- MATH 266 Principals of Mathematics
- MATH 493 Financial Mathematics
- MATH 315 Introduction to Linear Algebra
- MATH 411 Elements of Modern Algebra
- MATH 412 Linear Algebra
- MATH 465 Cryptography
- MATH 511 Modern Algebra I
- MATH 512 Modern Algebra II
- MATH 518 Topics in Algebra, Homological Algebra
- MATH 518 Topics in Algebra, Homological Algebra and Ring Theory
Noncommutative Ring Theory
- Universal Localization and Rank Functions
- Representations of Finite Dimensional Algebras
- Integrating Excel into Business Calculus
- Creating applets for viusalization of mathematics
- Use of Computer Algebra Systems in teaching advanced algebra
Professional Memberships
- American Mathematical Society
- Mathematical Association of America
- Mathematics Educators of Greater Saint Louis
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