SUMMER I,  2005

Calculus II

  Introductory Algebra

 

 

 

 

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School of Science, Math and Technology
Mathematics Department
Office: SETB 1.374
Telephone: (956) 882-6653
E-mail: apolinar.zapata@utb.edu

Doctor of Philosophy in Systems Engineering
Master of Science in Business Administration with emphasis on Operations Research
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

After completing his B.S. he worked as full time professor in the Institute Technologic at Matamoros, Mexico. Taught course in areas of mathematics, operations research, and computation. In 1989 he worked as trainer in Electromechanical Products Breed Automotive Corporation, and in 1990 as supervisor of production in AT&T Microelectronic at Matamoros.

At UTB he taught courses on advanced analytical mathematics, engineering economy, engineering analysis, introduction to computers for technologists, engineering mechanics II, physics II, probability and statistics, basic mathematics, precalculus, calculus I, and calculus II. He currently teaches courses on introductory algebra, intermediate algebra, and math for liberal arts. His areas of interest are networks optimization, analysis of algorithms, combinatorial optimization, simulation, neural networks, and genetic algorithms.     

  Precalculus   Calculus I   Calculus II   Probability and Statistics     Advanced Analytical Mathematics  
  College Algebra   Analysis for Technologists Engineering Economics    
College Physics I Math for Liberal Arts Basic Math Introductory Algebra Intermediate Algebra
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