Anders Hendrickson, Ph.D. Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Concordia College 901 8th Street South Moorhead, MN 56562 (218) 299-4742 (voice) (218) 299-4308 (fax) office: Ivers 234G email: ahendric at cord.edu

Courses Presently Taught

• Math 210: Linear Algebra
• Math 203: Finite Mathematics

Math/CS Department

• Math/CS Colloquium Series
• The Kernel, the departmental newsletter

Presentations

• Mathematics in Motion, Concordia College Teaching and Learning Forum, December 2, 2011
• Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem, Concordia College Math/CS Colloquium, November 15, 2011
• Lessons from Reading Clavius, MathFest in Pittsburgh, August 5, 2010
• Elements of Style for Proofs, MathFest in Pittsburgh, August 5, 2010
• Newman's Idea of a University, Concordia College Faculty Mentoring Program, May 6, 2010
• Google's PageRank Algorithm, Concordia College Math/CS Colloquium, March 23, 2010
• Multiplication without Numbers, Concordia College Math/CS Colloquium, February 2, 2010
• Construction of Supercharacter Theories, Zassenhaus Group Theory Conference in Lancaster, PA, May 31, 2009
• The Banach-Tarski Paradox, Concordia College Math/CS Colloquium, January 13, 2009
• Supercharacter theories of finite cyclic groups, AMS Special Session on Computational Group Theory in Kalamazoo, October 18, 2008
• Supercharacter theories of cyclic p-groups, Joint Mathematical Meetings in San Diego, January 9, 2008

Undergraduate Research

• Samuel Benidt and William Hall: Upper and Lower Semimodularity of the Supercharacter Theory Lattices of Cyclic Groups
  • Pi Mu Epsilon Conference Talk, April 17, 2010
  • Concordia Celebration of Student Scholarship Poster, April 9, 2010

TeX/LaTeX Resources

• LaTeX starter kit
• TikZ cheat sheet
• Concordia color scheme for Beamer presentations
• The spot package: Spotlight highlighting for Beamer
• Using LaTeX databases to organize course documents with longdata.sty

Documents

• Curriculum Vitae
• Research Statement

Courses Previously Taught

• Fall 2011: Math 325: Modern Algebra
• Fall 2011: Math 105: Exploring Mathematics
• Spring 2011: Math 210: Linear Algebra
• Spring 2011: Math 105: Exploring Mathematics
• Fall 2010: Math 325: Modern Algebra
• Fall 2010: Math 203: Math for the Behavioral Sciences
• Spring 2010: Math 210: Linear Algebra
• Spring 2010: Math 105: Exploring Mathematics
• Fall 2009: Math 325: Modern Algebra
• Fall 2009: Math 203: Math for the Behavioral Sciences
• Spring 2009: Linear Algebra
• Spring 2009: Calculus II
• Fall 2008: Linear Algebra
• Fall 2008: Math for the Behavioral Sciences