Ross Magi

Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Walla Walla University
Contact Information
Office: Kretschmar Hall 337
Phone: 509.527.2350
Email: ross.magi@wallawalla.edu
About Me
I am an assistant professor of Mathematics at Walla Walla University. I did my graduate work at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, and received a PhD in mathematics in 2014. My dissertation is titled "Dynamic Behaviors of Biological Membranes." Basically, I developed a model describing a membrane as a two phase fluid on a deformable two dimensional surface.
I am an applied mathematician by training, and I love using math as a tool to understand things in the other sciences, especially biology. Even more than that, I love teaching students how to use mathematics in useful and interesting ways. I feel very fortunate to be at Walla Walla University, an institution that places very high emphasis on the quality of instruction.
Curriculum Vitae
Current CVTeaching
I have taught the following courses at WWU:
Fall 2014 | |
MATH181A: | Calculus I |
MATH181B: | Calculus I |
MATH282: | Calculus III |
Winter 2015 | |
MATH121A: | Precalculus I |
MATH282: | Calculus III |
MATH341: | Numerical Analysis |
Spring 2015 | |
MATH121: | Precalculus I |
MATH283: | Calculus IV |
MATH413: | Partial Differential Equations |