Curriculum Vitae
Timothy G. Howard
Associate Professor
November 19, 2003

Education

June 1995  Ph.D. Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology
Thesis: Predicting the Asymptotic Behavior for Differential Equations with a Quadratic Nonlinearity
Minor: Computer Science
June 1990  M.S. Applied Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology
Minor: Computer Science
May 1988  B.S. Applied Mathematics, Brescia College
Magna Cum Laude
Minor: Computer Science

Academic Appointments and Other Work Experience

 
2003 - pres. Chair, Mathematics Department, Columbus State University
1999 - pres. Associate Professor, Columbus State University
1995 - 1999
Assistant Professor, Columbus State University
1991 - 1995
Georgia Institute of Technology
  Graduate teaching assistant, web page development
1990-1991
G.E. Aerospace, Military & Data Systems Operations
Software development, engineering analysis (Edison Engineering Program)
1988 - 1990
Georgia Institute of Technology
Graduate teaching assistant, graduate research assistant

Interests

Differential equations; mathematical modeling, especially in biology and physics; applications of undergraduate mathematics; teacher preparation; the use of computer algebra systems in the teaching of mathematics

Membership

Mathematical Association of America, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Project NExT, Project NExT-SE, Young Mathematicians’ Network

Courses Taught

College Algebra Multivariate Calculus Laplace Transforms
Trigonometry Intro. Comp. Alg. Systems BVPs w/Fourier Series
Pre-calculus Linear Algebra Real Analysis
Applied Calculus Ord. Differential Equations Senior Seminar
Differential Calculus
(regular & honors) 
Vector Analysis Intro. Chaotic Dynamical Systems
Integral Calculus Mathematical Biology Numerical Analysis

Awards, Fellowships, and Honors

Community Service

Service to the College of Science and to the University

Department Service

Courses Developed

Student Projects Supervised

Professional Growth and Development

Professional Activities

a.  Reviews

b.  Publications, Contributed Talks, and Other Presentations

  1. Controlling Limits for a Family of Quadratic Differential Equations, presented at math department seminar, Spelman College, 30 October 2001
  2. Three Compartment Systems with Feedback Control, 13th Annual International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics, 18 November 2000
  3. Creating Animated GIFs for the WWW with Maple, Fifth Annual Valdosta State University Mathematics Technology Conference, 25 February 2000
  4. Some Unusual Structures in Mathematics, presented to CSU Math Club, 19 October 1999
  5. Series ideas add up to interesting mathematics, invited talk presented at the annual meeting of the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics in Rock Eagle, October 14-16, 1999.
  6. Introduction to Fractals, presented to the Mu Alpha Theta Club at Columbus High School, 13 May 1999.
  7. Exploring Simpson's Rule for Integration with Maple, Fourth Annual Valdosta State University Mathematics Technology Conference, 26 February 1999
  8. A Discrete Model for Genetic Variations with Natural Selection, CSU Mathematics Colloquium, 19 February 1999
  9. A Pharmacokinetic Model  for  Decongestants, presented to Manchester High School students on 29 October 1998
  10. A Min/Max Application to Optimal Shipment Planning, Real-world applications session, Southeastern MAA meeting, 13 March 1998
  11. Electronic Course Notes Ease the Transition to Maple, Project NExT-SE "Neat Ideas" session, 12 March 1998
  12. A Discrete Model for Genetic Variations with Mutations, Third Annual Valdosta State University Mathematics Technology Conference, 27 February 1998
  13. A discrete model for genetic recombination, Georgia Tech Mathematical Biology Seminar, 20 and 27 January 1998
  14. A genetic model for natural selection, Georgia Tech Mathematical Biology Seminar, 13 November 1997
  15. Predicting existence of limits of solutions to ODEs with a quadratic nonlinearity, Southeastern AMS Meeting, 17 October 1997
  16. Math and Society, Jefferson Community College Honors Colloquium, 22 August 1997
  17. Introduction to bifurcations, CSU Mathematics Colloquium, 15 May 1997
  18. Maple and the WWW at Columbus State University, Third Annual Valdosta State University Mathematics Technology Conference, 11 April 1997
  19. Teaching at Four year or Liberal Arts Colleges: What the Job Entails, panel discussion with Jeff Ehme, Carl Mueller, and William Yin at Auburn University, 21 February 1997
  20. Innovations in the first two years of mathematics at Columbus State University, statewide seminar "Innovations in Undergraduate Mathematics in Georgia", 31 October 1996
  21. Limits for Boltzmann-type ODEs, presented at the United States Air Force Academy, 30 August 1996
  22. Controlling limits of Boltzmann-type ODEs, "Nonlinear Analysis, Theory, Methods, and Applications", Vol. 30, pp. 465-470, (refereed) Proceedings of the Second World Congress of Nonlinear Analysts. Presented July 12, 1996.
  23. Something for everyone: approximation theme provides carry-over, statewide seminar "Innovations in Undergraduate Mathematics in Georgia", 7 May 1996

c.  Professional Development 

  1. Managing Conflict for Strategic Advantage, organized by the Consortium on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, July 2003
  2. Academic Administrators' Workshop, University System of Georgia, March 2003.

 


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