Nissim Ranade, Assistant
Physics D-101
nissim at math.sunysb.edu

Meetings: Tues, Thurs 9-10 AM in Math 4-130.

Week 1 Bring your teaching schedule with rooms and times so we can begin setting up initial class visits. Consult the checklist before and after your first classes.

Schedule of classroom visits, October 6-20.
Trigonometry for Adults

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