Math 435 - Geometry

General Information (Catalog listing)

01:640:435 Geometry (3)
Various geometries, including projective and non-Euclidean geometries, and geometric axiom systems.
Prerequisites: CALC3, 01:640:250, and 300, or permission of department.

Summer 2013 Schedule

There is no schedule information for this semester.

This course is taught during the Fall semester.

Textbooks

David A. Brannan, Matthew F. Esplen & Jeremy J. Gray; Geometry (second edition);
Cambridge University Press, 2011; (ISBN: 1107647835; ISBN-13: 978-1107647831)
Optional Texts :

Euclid, The Elements of Geometry, Books I and II
Available from Dover Publications as:
The Thirteen Books Of The Elements, Vol. 1 (Books I and II) (second edition, ISBN 0-486-60088-2); 1956.

Also available online

Sample Syllabi

Archives

Previous semesters:
Fall 2008. Prof. Han Fall 2007, Sec. 01. Prof. Carbone, Sec. 02. Prof. Gonzalez	Fall 2006, Sec. 1. Prof. Han Fall 2006, Sec. 02. Prof. X. Huang Fall 2005, Section 1, Prof. Han Fall 2004, Section 1, Prof. Han Fall 2002, Section 1, Prof. Han

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