David M. McClendon

Professor Department of Mathematics Ferris State University

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General information for students  Current semester course information          In Fall 2020, I am teaching:            MATH 220 (Calculus 1), Sections 4 & 5 (lectures TR 1:30-2:45 PM in SCI 120)                    (Section 4 lab is M 2:00-2:50 PM in ASC 1008; Section 5 lab is W 2:00-2:50 PM in ASC 1008)            MATH 320 (Calculus 3), Section 1 (MTWR 8-8:50 AM in STR 212)            MATH 414 (Probability/Statistics 1), Section 1(MTWR 4-4:50 PM in STR 324)          My Fall 2020 office hours are MTWR 9-10 in STR 126, or by appointment (email me).          My office is ASC 2046.  Useful links for students          MyFSU          FSU Math and actuarial science club          National site of Gamma Iota Sigma (risk management and actuarial science fraternity)          FSU chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma                    Academic Support Center (information about tutoring at FSU)          TutorTrac (online scheduling of tutoring appointments at FSU)          Educational Counseling and Disability Services          Khan Academy (online math videos)  Recommendation letters           If you want me to write a recommendation letter on your behalf, please email me:               (1) a transcript (unofficial is fine)               (2) a resume (or equivalent), and               (3) information on where and by when the letter needs to be submitted.           Please allow me two weeks to write the letter (preferably longer)  Academic advising         Useful information for my academic advisees can be found here.         If you might be interested in a math degree program, feel free to contact me.         You can chat with me during my office hours or email me.  Undergraduate research           I am interested in working with undergraduate students in independent study courses and on research projects.           For more information on my research interests and past student projects, click here.           If you are interested in an independent study or undergraduate research project, email me or stop by my office.