MAA Southeastern Section

105th Annual MAA-SE Section Meeting

Schedule of Events

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Thu, March 26

03:00PM – 04:30PM

Project NExT-SE Networking in Computing and Math 125

06:30PM – 09:30PM

MAA-SE Executive Committee Activities in Computing and Math 125

06:30PM – 07:00PM

Committee Dinner in Computing and Math 125

07:00PM – 09:30PM

Committee Meeting in Computing and Math 125

07:00PM – 09:00PM

Mathematical Treasure Hunt in Computing and Math 1st Floor Common Area

Fri, March 27

07:30AM – 04:30PM

Registration in Computing and Math 1st Floor Main Entrance

08:00AM – 05:00PM

Creativity Corner in Computing and Math 1st Floor Common Area

08:00AM – 11:45AM

Friday Morning Sessions

08:00AM – 11:45AM

Math Jeopardy in Computing and Math 315/325/355

08:30AM – 11:45AM

Section NExT-SE Activities in Computing and Math 125

08:30AM – 09:00AM

Section NExT-SE Networking in Computing and Math 125

09:00AM – 09:50AM

Section NExT-SE Presentation #1 in Computing and Math 125

PreTeXt and Prefigure for Accessibility — Steven Clontz

10:00AM – 10:50AM

Section NExT-SE Presentation #2 in Computing and Math 125

How to be Successful in Undergraduate Research — Chad Awtrey

11:00AM – 11:45AM

Section NExT-SE Panel in Computing and Math 125

Panel on Innovative Teaching Methods — Melinda Lanius, with Nicholas Kirby, Austin Peay University; Ashley Johnson, University of North Alabama

09:00AM – 11:00AM

Distinguished Lectures for Students in Stevens Hall 440

09:00AM – 09:50AM

Distinguished Lecture for Students #1 in Stevens Hall 440

Math as Cognitive Training (Distinguished Lecture for Students) — Blake Dunshee

10:00AM – 10:50AM

Distinguished Lectures for Students #2 in Stevens Hall 440

Math in the field: Diffusion models and the minimum habitat size for bobwhite quail (Distinguished Lecture for Students) — Jerome Goddard

Workshops

Workshops

09:00AM – 10:30AM

Workshop: Delta Math and WICOR in Stevens Hall 430

09:00AM – 10:00AM

Workshop: Designing Transformative Mathematical Learning Experiences in Stevens Hall 428

Workshop: Painting with Equations (FuzzyGraph.com) in Stevens Hall 424

09:30AM – 04:30PM

Exhibits in Computing and Math 1st Floor Common Area

11:45AM – 12:30PM

Lunch & Opportunity Fair in Harrison Hall 1st Floor

12:45PM – 01:45PM

General Session #1

12:45PM – 01:45PM

MAA-SE Section Lecturer in Norton Auditorium

Graph Pebbling: More than just moving stuff around (MAA-SE Section Lecturer) — Carl Yerger

02:00PM – 04:00PM

Friday Afternoon Sessions

02:00PM – 04:00PM

Practical AI Session #1 in Stevens Hall 430

02:00PM – 02:15PM

Practical AI Session #1.1 in Stevens Hall 430

Some AI solutions to a math professor's problems — Nick Kirby

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Practical AI Session #1.2 in Stevens Hall 430

Exploring the Impact of Automated Assessments in a Quantitative Methods Course — Raluca Clendenen, with Brad Schleben

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Practical AI Session #1.3 in Stevens Hall 430

Mastery Based Assessment in a Remedial Math Course — Sarah Eskew

03:00PM – 03:15PM

Practical AI Session #1.4 in Stevens Hall 430

Our class SI is the "infamous" AI — Rodica Cazacu

Recreational Math Session #1 in Stevens Hall 428

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Recreational Math Session #1.2 in Stevens Hall 428

Tangles and computational algebraic geometry — Doug Torrance

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Recreational Math Session #1.3 in Stevens Hall 428

Manimating Formal Definitions and Theorems — Robert DeYeso III

03:00PM – 03:15PM

Recreational Math Session #1.4 in Stevens Hall 428

Apollonius and the Hyperbolic Circle — andrew simoson

Teaching Logic Session #1 in Stevens Hall 424

02:00PM – 02:15PM

Teaching Logic Session #1.1 in Stevens Hall 424

From Truth Tables to Trees: Strengthening Logical Reasoning Through Semantic Tableaux — Ashley Suominen

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Teaching Logic Session #1.2 in Stevens Hall 424

Logic First: Making Logical Arguments and Writing Proofs as Separate Learning Tasks — Jennifer Aust

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Teaching Logic Session #1.3 in Stevens Hall 424

Using Specifications Grading in a Transition Math Course. — Jeff Hildebrand

03:00PM – 03:15PM

Teaching Logic Session #1.4 in Stevens Hall 424

Using Authentic and AI-Generated Debate to Teach Logic and Argumentation — Andrew Miller

03:20PM – 03:35PM

Teaching Logic Session #1.5 in Stevens Hall 424

Discussion: Teaching Logic and Reasoning - What Next? — Andrew Miller

Undergraduate Paper Session #1 in Computing and Math 315

02:00PM – 02:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #1.1 in Computing and Math 315

Almost Positively Curved Generalized Eschenburg Spaces — Joan West

02:20PM – 02:21PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #1.2 in Computing and Math 315

Periodic Nature of Julia Sets and Laminations — Kent McCathern

02:40PM – 02:41PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #1.3 in Computing and Math 315

The $d$-Armed Turtle — Robert Risdon

03:00PM – 03:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #1.4 in Computing and Math 315

The Distribution Along the Ellipse of the Complex Number Valued Sequence X_n+2 = imX_n+1 + X_n — Keith Bullard, with Dr. David Duncan, Dr. Ogul Duncan, Dr. Prashant Sansgiry

03:20PM – 03:21PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #1.5 in Computing and Math 315

On a Simple Geometric Problem — Tyrique Lambert

Undergraduate Paper Session #2 in Computing and Math 325

02:00PM – 02:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #2.1 in Computing and Math 325

A Classification of Galois Groups for the Family x^10+ax^5+b — Aiden Benton, with Frank Patane, Chad Awtrey

02:20PM – 02:21PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #2.2 in Computing and Math 325

Determinants in a Number Triangle — Zih-Syun Fu

02:40PM – 02:41PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #2.3 in Computing and Math 325

Rational-value of polynomial on $S$-unit of prime integers. — Thien-Phuoc Phung

03:00PM – 03:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #2.4 in Computing and Math 325

Homomesy for a Family of Posets — Samantha Morrison, with Adam Gregory, Elijah DeJonge

03:20PM – 03:35PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #2.5 in Computing and Math 325

Distance k-Bondage Number of Common Graph Classes — Steven Rodriguez

Undergraduate Paper Session #3 in Computing and Math 345

02:00PM – 02:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #3.1 in Computing and Math 345

A Graph on Bumpless Pipe Dreams — Prashreet Poudel

02:20PM – 02:21PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #3.2 in Computing and Math 345

Adjacency Graphs of Planar Tangles — Jadon Jones

02:40PM – 02:41PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #3.3 in Computing and Math 345

Color Trades on Generalized Theta and Wheel Graphs — Kaitlin Noles, with Lexie Stucky

03:00PM – 03:01PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #3.4 in Computing and Math 345

Graph Families and Their Conflict-Free Coloring — Joseph Pope, with Dr. Miranda Bowie

03:20PM – 03:21PM

Undergraduate Paper Session #3.5 in Computing and Math 345

Total Prime Labelings — Joseph Spaeth, with Dr. Brad Fox

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1 (Geometry & Topology) in Stevens Hall 400

02:00PM – 02:15PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1.1 in Stevens Hall 400

Obstructing Klein bottle surgeries using immersed curves — Robert DeYeso III, with Eric Lucas

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1.2 in Stevens Hall 400

Conformal Deformations and the Positive Mass Theorem — Mohammad Tariquel Islam, with Alex Freire

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1.3 in Stevens Hall 400

Ricci flow on homogeneous spheres — Jason DeVito, with David González-Álvaro and Masoumeh Zarei

03:00PM – 03:15PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1.4 in Stevens Hall 400

Restricted Configuration Spaces of Metric Graphs — James Dover, with Murad Özaydın

03:20PM – 03:35PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #1.5 in Stevens Hall 400

4-cycle-free induced subgraphs of grid graphs — Taiki Aiba, with Ernest Croot

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2 (Teaching & Pedagogy) in Stevens Hall 406

02:00PM – 02:15PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2.1 in Stevens Hall 406

A Flipped-Classroom Style Statistics Course — Jac Cole

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2.2 in Stevens Hall 406

A Few Data Sets for Data Science Exploration — Erin McNelis

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2.3 in Stevens Hall 406

Building a Cost-Effective Data Science Minor: A Faculty-Led Model for Expanding Opportunities in Mathematics — Yan Gong

03:00PM – 03:20PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2.4 in Stevens Hall 406

Novel Methods of Untimed Testing in Upper-Level courses — Josie Ryan

03:20PM – 03:35PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #2.5 in Stevens Hall 406

Integration: AI vs CAS vs People — Barrett Walls, with Iason Rusodimos

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3 (Analysis & Applied Mathematics) in Stevens Hall 412

02:00PM – 02:20PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.1 in Stevens Hall 412

A Review: The Mathematics of Climate Change Prediction and What It Reveals — Jeffrey Landgren

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.2 in Stevens Hall 412

A UNIQUENESS THEOREM FOR INVERSE PROBLEMS IN QUASILINEAR ANISOTROPIC MEDIA ON RIEMANNIAN MANIFOLDS — Md Ibrahim Kholil

02:40PM – 03:00PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.5 in Stevens Hall 412

Rationalizing the Cantor Set and Its Progeny — Douglas Daniel

03:00PM – 03:20PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.4 in Stevens Hall 412

On the Implementation of a Two-Dimensional Finite Element Least Squares Algorithm for the Navier-Stokes Equations — Keith Brauss

03:20PM – 04:00PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.3 in Stevens Hall 412

From Laminations to Julia Sets: An Undergraduate Research Collaboration — Brittany Duncan, with Chase Worley

03:40PM – 03:55PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #3.6 in Stevens Hall 412

The Method of Brackets for the Evaluation Certain Definite Integrals — Ghanshyam Bhatt

02:00PM – 03:20PM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #1 in Stevens Hall 420

02:00PM – 02:15PM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #1.1 in Stevens Hall 420

Latin America's Hidden Contributions to Mathematics — Zachery Keisler

02:20PM – 02:35PM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #1.2 in Stevens Hall 420

Mathematics Behind African Art — Kari Mays

02:40PM – 02:55PM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #1.3 in Stevens Hall 420

A Mathematical History of Solitary Waves — Ryan Thompson

03:00PM – 03:15PM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #1.4 in Stevens Hall 420

Degrees of Defiance: Underground Higher Education — Ryan Thomas

04:15PM – 06:00PM

General Session #2 in Norton Auditorium

04:15PM – 06:00PM

Section Awards Announcements in Norton Auditorium

04:30PM – 05:20PM

Teaching Award Lecture in Norton Auditorium

The Tortured Metaphors Department: An Educator's Confession, Investigation, and Love Letter (2025 Teaching Award Winner Lecture) — Melinda Lanius

05:15PM – 06:00PM

MAA-SE Business Meeting in Norton Auditorium

Sat, March 28

07:30AM – 11:30AM

Exhibits in Computing and Math 1st Floor Common Area

Registration in Computing and Math 1st Floor Main Entrance

07:45AM – 10:00AM

Setup for Undergraduate Poster Session in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

08:00AM – 12:30PM

Creativity Corner in Computing and Math 1st Floor Common Area

08:45AM – 09:45AM

General Session #3 in Norton Auditorium

08:45AM – 09:45AM

Faculty Plenary Speaker in Norton Auditorium

The Shears Know: Creative Assemblage with 3-D Change of Basis Vectors (Faculty Plenary Speaker) — Hortensia Soto

10:00AM – 12:00PM

Saturday Morning Sessions

10:00AM – 12:00PM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2 in Computing and Math 345

10:00AM – 10:15AM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2.1 in Computing and Math 345

Designing AI-Resistant Mathematics Projects through Creativity, Personalization, and Mathematical Sensemaking in Liberal Arts Mathematics — Candice Quinn

10:20AM – 10:35AM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2.2 in Computing and Math 345

Promoting Genuine Engagement through an AI-Resistant Assignment: Evidence from Student-Created Video Solution Homework in Undergraduate Mathematics — Wonjin Song

10:40AM – 10:55AM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2.3 in Computing and Math 345

Using Oral Exams to Enhance Conceptual Understanding — Chris Cyr

11:00AM – 11:15AM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2.4 in Computing and Math 345

Homework-Video-Reflection System for Calculus I and DE — Shalmali Bandyopadhyay

11:20AM – 11:35AM

AI-Resistant Assignments Session #2.5 in Computing and Math 345

Visual Algebra, Intro to Proofs, and other AI-resistant upper-division math courses — Matthew Macauley

Practical AI Session #2 in Stevens Hall 430

10:00AM – 10:15AM

Practical AI Session #2.1 in Stevens Hall 430

Using AI to Enhance Mathematics Classes and Departmental Functions — Julie Barnes

10:20AM – 10:35AM

Practical AI Session #2.2 in Stevens Hall 430

Standards-Based Grading: First Day Activities to Promote Student Buy-In — Rachel Epstein

10:40AM – 10:55AM

Practical AI Session #2.3 in Stevens Hall 430

How Alternative Assessment Can Change the AI Conversation — Kristi Rittby

11:00AM – 11:15AM

Practical AI Session #2.4 in Stevens Hall 430

Comparing the Student Success of Alternate Assessments to Traditional Exams in Undergraduate Mathematics — Lily Devlin

11:20AM – 11:35AM

Practical AI Session #2.5 in Stevens Hall 430

97D40 Transforming College Algebra Through ALEKS, Adaptive Learning, and Artificial Intelligence — Nelly Belinga

Math... With a Spoon! in Computing and Math 355

10:00AM – 10:15AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #1 in Computing and Math 355

Tennenbaum's Spoon — Jake Mealey

10:20AM – 10:35AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #2 in Computing and Math 355

A Magic Carpet Ride through Irrationality — Jeneva Clark

10:40AM – 10:55AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #3 in Computing and Math 355

3-D Grationality — Kevin Jaimes-Villagomez

11:00AM – 11:15AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #4 in Computing and Math 355

Kitchen Physics: Teaching Quantum Mechanics & General Relativity With Spoons. — Jonathan Clark

11:20AM – 11:35AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #5 in Computing and Math 355

When are Two Polygons Fold-Congruent? — Elena Ruiz, with Benjamin Phillippi, Dr. Lucy Watson, Dr. Adam Cartisano

11:40AM – 11:55AM

Math... With a Spoon! Session #6 in Computing and Math 355

N Our 2D Era — Cara Admiraal, with Dr. Ryan Fox and Dr. Adam Cartisano

Recreational Math Session #2 in Stevens Hall 428

10:00AM – 10:15AM

Recreational Math Session #2.1 in Stevens Hall 428

Wreath Cards & Cube Rotations — Stephen Davis

10:20AM – 10:35AM

Recreational Math Session #2.2 in Stevens Hall 428

A (Nearly) Infinitesimally Quick Introduction to the Surreal Numbers — Jeff Clark

10:40AM – 10:55AM

Recreational Math Session #2.3 in Stevens Hall 428

Quad-packing in the game EvenQuads — Taiki Aiba, with Daniella Catalá, Timothy Goldberg, Hema Gopalakrishnan, Dyana Harrelson, Lauren Rose, Ren Watson

11:00AM – 11:15AM

Recreational Math Session #2.4 in Stevens Hall 428

A Tale of Two Card Games: EvenQuads and Projective SET — Timothy Goldberg, with Lauren Rose

Undergraduate Paper Session #4 in Computing and Math 315

10:00AM – 10:01AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #4.1 in Computing and Math 315

Lagrangian Coherent Structures and Network Approaches on Interannual Time scales in the Subpolar North Atlantic — Micah Chandler, with Dr. Jeffrey Landgren

10:20AM – 10:21AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #4.2 in Computing and Math 315

Computational Modeling of Post-TAVR Cardiovascular Dynamics Using Reduced-Order Models — Daniel Olopade, with Anna Bui, Kevin Gonzalez, Jo Jamullamudi, Jordan A. Brown, Ph.D.

10:40AM – 10:41AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #4.3 in Computing and Math 315

Ice Bucket Challenge vs. Rice Bucket Challenge, the differences that distinguish the trends — Seunghee Chu

11:00AM – 11:01AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #4.4 in Computing and Math 315

The Interplay Between Relaxation time, Damping, and Blowup in the Breakdown of Solutions to an Equation from Fluid Dynamics — Shae Jolivette

11:20AM – 11:21AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #4.5 in Computing and Math 315

The Visual Encoding of Thick Data — Jai Grant-Williams

Undergraduate Paper Session #5 in Computing and Math 325

10:00AM – 10:01AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.1 in Computing and Math 325

An Exploratory Approach to Detecting Structural Breaks in FAANG Stock Returns Using Mean Shift Clustering — Ryan Legg

10:20AM – 10:21AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.2 in Computing and Math 325

Change Point Detection for Skew-t Structural Changes through Modified Energy Distance Approach — Ryan Avallone

10:40AM – 10:41AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.3 in Computing and Math 325

Graph representation of parking sequences — Thien-Phuoc Phung

11:20AM – 11:21AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.4 in Computing and Math 325

Simultaneous Inference of Factors Affecting Home Prices in Charleston — Aiden Raab, with Dr. Bo Li and Dr. Chao Gu

11:40AM – 11:41AM

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.5 in Computing and Math 325

Stagewise comparison — Dulanjana Amarasekera, with James Church

Undergraduate Paper Session #5.6 in Computing and Math 325

When Data Breaks the Formula: Problems for Rarefaction Curve Calculations — Timothy Campbell

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4 (Statistics & Data Applications) in Stevens Hall 400

10:00AM – 12:00PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4.1 in Stevens Hall 400

Detecting Structural Changes in Longitudinal Bayesian Quantile Regression — Chao Gu

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4.2 in Stevens Hall 400

Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Curve Reconstruction and Point Cloud Data Analysis. — Asir Intesar Tushar, with Ioannis Sgouralis

10:40AM – 11:00AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4.3 in Stevens Hall 400

Largest Square Divisor of a Random Integer — Michael Liu, with Andrew Chincea and Dr. Tsz Chan

11:00AM – 11:20AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4.4 in Stevens Hall 400

Word-based global dynamics of vibro-impact pairs in bistable regimes — Lanjing Bao, with Lanjing Bao, Rachel Kuske, Daniil Yurchenko, Igor Belykh

11:20AM – 11:40AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #4.5 in Stevens Hall 400

Nationwide Epidemiologic and Healthcare Burden Analysis of Chemotherapy-Induced Neurological Disorders — Yiran Xu, with Ilaha Huseynli, Russell C. Jeter, Stephen N. Housley

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #5 (Graph Theory & Combinatorics) in Stevens Hall 406

10:00AM – 10:15AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #5.1 in Stevens Hall 406

Acyclicity in Hypergraphs — Daniel Pragel

10:20AM – 10:35AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #5.2 in Stevens Hall 406

Closed Neighborhood Balanced Colorings of Graphs — Brad Fox, with Karen Collins, Bryan Freyberg, Alison Marr, et al

10:40AM – 10:55AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #5.3 in Stevens Hall 406

Counting Forests in Complete Graphs with Generating Functions — J.C. Price

11:00AM – 11:15AM

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Contributed Papers Session #5.4 in Stevens Hall 406

Counting Trees and Forests in Graphs — Daniel Pinzon

11:20AM – 11:35AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #5.5 in Stevens Hall 406

Permutations with only reduced co-BPDs — Adam Gregory

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6 (Algebra & Number Theory) in Stevens Hall 424

10:00AM – 12:00PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.1 in Stevens Hall 424

Families of Prime Sequences — Antara Mukherjee, with Breeanne Swart and Sadie Gomez

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.2 in Stevens Hall 424

Gaps between central lattice points on hyperbolas — Tsz Chan

10:40AM – 11:00AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.3 in Stevens Hall 424

Morphisms of Boolean Network — FABRICE RAZAFIMAHATRATRA

11:00AM – 11:20AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.4 in Stevens Hall 424

Properties of Uniformly F-Compatible Ideals — Jiamin Pan

11:20AM – 11:40AM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.5 in Stevens Hall 424

Some Side Benefits of Euclid's Algorithm — Stephen Davis

11:40AM – 12:00PM

Contributed

Contributed Papers Session #6.6 in Stevens Hall 424

Burnside's lemma and applications in competition problems — Taiki Aiba

10:00AM – 10:55AM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #2 in Stevens Hall 420

10:00AM – 10:15AM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #2.1 in Stevens Hall 420

Inspired by Notable Women in Math: An Assessment in Abstract Algebra — Denise Rangel Tracy

10:20AM – 10:35AM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #2.2 in Stevens Hall 420

Connections Between Numerical Systems across North America: From Alaskan to Mayan Numerals — Elizabeth Baldwin, with Dr. Jackie Vogel

10:40AM – 10:55AM

Unspoken History of Mathematics Session #2.3 in Stevens Hall 420

BRICKS AND BLOCKS OF ULTRA MATHEMATICIANS — Satish C. Bhatnagar

10:00AM – 10:45AM

Undergraduate Poster Session Judging in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

10:45AM – 12:00PM

Undergraduate Poster Session in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

10:45AM – 12:00PM

Undergraduate Poster #1 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

A Curious Sangaku Wooden Tablet Puzzle — Cassie Lane

Undergraduate Poster #2 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

A Economic Exploration of Post-Pandemic America — Muhkayah Akbar

Undergraduate Poster #3 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

An Introduction to the Theory of Determinants — Cooper Broughton

Undergraduate Poster #4 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Assembly and Testing of Lab-Scale Heat Exchanger for Thermal Energy Storage — Sidney Owens

Undergraduate Poster #5 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Behind the numbers: A comparative study of enrollment vs. student success in the USG — Shari Pinckney

Undergraduate Poster #6 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Beyond Pass/Fail: Developing a Mastery Continuum Rubric for College Algebra — Laila McCluskey, with (Faculty Advisor) Dr. Candice Quinn

Undergraduate Poster #7 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Bioinformatic Characterization of Variants of COL11A2 Associated with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis — Tate Purvis, with Lillibeth Duberry

Undergraduate Poster #8 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Computational Approaches using Machine Learning to Predict Functional Impact of SERPINA1 Missense Mutations — Lucas Hasting, with Joseph Pope

Undergraduate Poster #9 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

CycleQuest: The Mayan Challenge — Jasmine Prince

Undergraduate Poster #10 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

D¨urer's Pentagon versus the Golden Triangle — Aleya Ebner

Undergraduate Poster #11 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Enumeration of Transfer Systems on Rank 3 Lattices — Arad Ganir, with Zoe Pan <zoe.pan@emory.edu>, Ellora Yadav <ellora.yadav@emory.edu>

Undergraduate Poster #12 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

From Solar System to Strata: Modeling the Atmospheric Heating of Cosmic Dust — Richard Britton

Undergraduate Poster #13 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Fun with Wasserstein Distance for Self-similar Measures — Hunter Johnson

Undergraduate Poster #14 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Helmholtz Equations with Variable Potentials on Fractal Measures — Jerry Liu

Undergraduate Poster #15 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Modeling NBA Championship Probability Using Linear and Logistic Regression — Nadeem Madyun, with Dr. D. Brauss, Dr. M. Brauss

Undergraduate Poster #16 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Multiplying Rabbits: Introduction to Rabbit Laminations — Michaela Carter

Undergraduate Poster #17 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Numbers with Four Close Factorizations — Laura Holmes, with Dr. Tsz Chan, Michael Liu, Jose Villarreal

Undergraduate Poster #18 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

On the equivalence of the weak and integral formulations for a variable coefficient Helmholtz equation associated with fractal measures — Nischal Regmi

Undergraduate Poster #19 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Physics-Based RNN for IMU-Based Sensor-to-Segment Alignment — Zeyad Chatila, with Dr. Potter

Undergraduate Poster #20 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Prüfer Transformation and Spectral Analysis for a Sturm–Liouville-Type Equation — Bailyn Hall, with Kimsear Lor

Undergraduate Poster #21 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Shor’s Algorithm: A Mathematical Approach to Quantum Computing — Porter Allen, with Lilianna Devlin, Victoria Blakely, Jacob Blazejewski

Undergraduate Poster #22 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

The Kelly Criterion Used in Betting and the Stock Market — Johnny Drouillard

Undergraduate Poster #23 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

The Life of Srinivasa Ramanujan: Partitions and Infinite Pi Series — Jamion Carter

Undergraduate Poster #24 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

The Plus Topology on $R^2$ — Griffin Duncan, with Dr. Katie Mawhinney

Undergraduate Poster #25 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Tracking the Trajectory: Time-Series Analysis of Inflation From 2020 to 2025 — Jaela Adams

Undergraduate Poster #26 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Using Bioinformatics to Characterize Missense Variants of SERPINA1 Associated with Bronchiectasis — Joseph Pope, with Lucas Hasting, Dr. Cynthia Stenger

Undergraduate Poster #27 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

On the Gonality of Kneser Graphs — Willoughby Caine, with Luis Ballinas (California State University), D. Blake Hopkins (University of Texas at Tyler), Doel Alexander Rivera (University of Kentucky)

Undergraduate Poster #28 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Estimating the Fractal Dimension of the Arctic — Christian Lee, with Hasan al Saeedi, Johnathan Hahn, Levi Hernandez, Andrew Kindratenko

Undergraduate Poster #29 in Computing and Math 2nd Floor Hallway

Reconstructing Weighted Directed Graphs from Dynamical Systems — Donnell Wilkins, with Mason Parlier

12:15PM – 01:15PM

General Session #4 in Norton Auditorium

12:15PM – 12:45PM

Math Jeopardy! Final Round in Norton Auditorium

12:45PM – 01:15PM

Announcements and Student Awards in Norton Auditorium

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105th Annual MAA-SE Section Meeting

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Thu, March 26

03:00PM – 04:30PM

06:30PM – 09:30PM

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Fri, March 27

07:30AM – 04:30PM

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02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:15PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:15PM

02:00PM – 02:15PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:15PM

03:20PM – 03:35PM

02:00PM – 02:01PM

02:20PM – 02:21PM

02:40PM – 02:41PM

03:00PM – 03:01PM

03:20PM – 03:21PM

02:00PM – 02:01PM

02:20PM – 02:21PM

02:40PM – 02:41PM

03:00PM – 03:01PM

03:20PM – 03:35PM

02:00PM – 02:01PM

02:20PM – 02:21PM

02:40PM – 02:41PM

03:00PM – 03:01PM

03:20PM – 03:21PM

02:00PM – 02:15PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:15PM

03:20PM – 03:35PM

02:00PM – 02:15PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:20PM

03:20PM – 03:35PM

02:00PM – 02:20PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 03:00PM

03:00PM – 03:20PM

03:20PM – 04:00PM

03:40PM – 03:55PM

02:00PM – 03:20PM

02:00PM – 02:15PM

02:20PM – 02:35PM

02:40PM – 02:55PM

03:00PM – 03:15PM

04:15PM – 06:00PM

04:15PM – 06:00PM

Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events