Purdue Fort Wayne Department of Mathematical Sciences

Purdue Fort Wayne Department of Mathematical Sciences We actively recommend involvement in math clubs, competitions, and research projects.

In the heart of our campus, we create a vibrant environment in which students, faculty, and staff come together to discover the exciting world of mathematics and its applications. We have developed broad curricula and research programs to provide students with the skills and knowledge required for success and to serve them well in academia or industry.

👨‍🏫 Our faculty: We are a group of devoted a

nd committed educationists and researchers who are ready to stand by their students in every way possible throughout their mathematical journey. We are committed to excellence; something totally new and distinct towards the overall academic development of our scholars.

📚 Our Programs: If you have plans to pursue a bachelor's degree or a minor or wish to study further in our programs, we provide the architecture to equip you with an adequate basis in the theory of mathematics and practical application of mathematical skills. We offer an extensive range of courses covering calculus and algebra, up to advanced topics in differential equations and mathematical modeling.

🎓 Student Opportunities: Join our vibrant community of learners! Get practical with internships and projects working with local businesses and industries.

🌟 Our Vision: Instilling a love for mathematics, nurturing critical thinking, and harnessing problem-solving skills that are requisite in the 21st century. We shall provide a supportive and enriching educational experience to all our students.

👋 Contact Us: Come visit Kettler Hall, room 200, or contact us on the web. We can't wait to hear from you as a potential student, a member of our community, or one of our alumni.

03/03/2026

The Spring 2026 meeting will take place at Purdue University Fort Wayne. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM on Friday, April 10. The local organizer is Adam Coffman ( [email protected] ).

03/03/2026

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09/02/2025

This book gathers problems based on over twenty years of the Indiana College Mathematics Competition, a contest for teams of undergraduates.

Happy Pi Day everyone!! If you're looking for ways to celebrate, here are ten suggestions. Try one or all of them!
03/14/2025

Happy Pi Day everyone!!
If you're looking for ways to celebrate, here are ten suggestions. Try one or all of them!

Pi Day is celebrated every year on the fourteenth of March around the world, and although we’re not celebrating actual pies, there can be pies involved in the celebration. Pi is used to represent a…

Today in John LaMaster’s class, students wore costumes for Halloween. Can you guess who these six clever students decide...
10/31/2024

Today in John LaMaster’s class, students wore costumes for Halloween.

Can you guess who these six clever students decided to be?
(John gives out a banana to the student who is the single highest scorer on any graded work, earning the Top Banana Award. 😊)

Join us this Wednesday, October 30, 12-12:50 PM in KT 246, for a fascinating talk by Dr. Peter Boyvalenkov on Kissing Nu...
10/28/2024

Join us this Wednesday, October 30, 12-12:50 PM in KT 246, for a fascinating talk by Dr. Peter Boyvalenkov on Kissing Numbers—from Newton’s historic debate to today’s Big Data applications!

Ever wondered how many spheres can “kiss” a central sphere? This seemingly simple question opens doors to geometry, coding theory, and even quantum computing. Dr. Boyvalenkov, a renowned mathematician, will walk us through this curious journey.

🍕 Pizza after the talk!

Mark your calendars for this unique chance to explore math's coolest intersections!

Mark your calendars for First-Gen Day on November 6 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Walb Classic Ballroom! Whether you're ...
10/03/2024

Mark your calendars for First-Gen Day on November 6 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Walb Classic Ballroom! Whether you're a first-generation student or just want to show your support, this event is going to be a great way to connect and celebrate.

We'll have:
📸 A fun photo booth
🍽️ Lunch (because who doesn’t love free food?)
👥 A group photo to remember the day
🤝 Plenty of networking
🎁 Awesome giveaways
🎤 Plus, a student panel sharing their experiences!

This event is open to all faculty, staff, and students. Come join us to celebrate and connect with the first-gen community!



Hope to see you there!

08/01/2024

We are thrilled to launch this page as a home for all things mathematical here at Purdue Fort Wayne. This is your house—student, faculty, alumnus, or just a math fan!

🔍 What to Expect:

- Updates on upcoming department events, seminars, and workshops.
- Highlights of student and faculty accomplishments.
- Insights into exciting research and projects.
- Career and Internship Information.

🙌 Get Involved:

- Follow our page for updates.
- Share with us, your experiences and achievements in Mathematics.
- Feel free to ask your questions, seek advice, or even just say hi.

Let us ensure that it's a vibrant community where we share the love for mathematics and support each other in school work. Here's to a great year of learning, discovery, and mathematical fun! 🎉

🔗 Get in Touch: For more information on our program, faculty, and research, visit our website.

Address

2101 E Coliseum Boulevard, Kettler Hall Room 200
Fort Wayne, IN
46805

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5am
Friday 8am - 5am

Telephone

+12604816821

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