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COURSE SCHEDULE
EMAT 6450 Mathematics in Context
Summer Semester 2013

Last modified on June 15, 2013

Schedule:   EMAT 6450 Mathematics in Context

June 6 - 7:

Intro
What is “context?”  Mathematics in Context?
Web site for CTL -- Contextual Teaching and Learning
Resources and course material

June 10 - 14:

Examples of CTL mathematics
(See list)
Discussions of examples
Preliminary identification of a context (application area) for Course Project

June 17 - 21

Examples and discussion of Context areas
Collection of resources of course projects.
Preparing to share ideas on course projects.

June 24 - 29

Examples and discussion of Context areas
Discussion of course projects and progress reports

July 1 - 3, 5

Discussion of course projects and progress reports
Examples and discussion of Context areas

July 7 - 12

Discussion of course projects and progress reports
Examples and discussion of Context areas
Exploration and follow-up from project discussions
Working on projects

July 14 - 18

Discussion of course projects and progress reports
Examples and discussion of Context areas
Exploration and follow-up from project discussions
Working on projects

July 21 - 25

Discussion of course projects and progress reports
Examples and discussion of Context areas
Exploration and follow-up from project discussions
Working on projects
Striving for closure on the projects;  presentations

July 28 - 29

Presentation and sharing of course projects

August 1

Submission/Posting of Finished Course Projects.

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