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VIGRE II: Vertical Integration of Research and Education Department of Mathematics -- University of Georgia |
VIGRE Research GroupsOur Vertical Research Groups (VRGs) provide practical training in contemporary mathematical research through the process of experiential learning. The VRGs run much like laboratories in the physical and biological sciences. They bring undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs and faculty together to work on a common research project. The work is divided into pieces, so that students can make substantial contributions. Knowledge is brought into the group from many sources, not simply from textbooks. And many of the VRGs involve a significant computational component, which allows the participants to develop a familiarity with new computational advances that can be employed in their work. Several of our VRGs have published their results in research journals. VIGRE research groups and the VIGRE seminar have become a permanent part of our graduate program, required of all graduate students in their first two years. Introductory VIGRE Research Groups (IVRGs)Click here to learn more about the IVRGs currently running in the department.Click here to view the proposed IVRG for 2012-2013. Advanced VIGRE Research GroupsClick here to view information on our current Advanced VIGRE Research Groups (2011-2012).Click here to view the proposed Advanced VIGRE Research Groups for 2012-2013. Prior VIGRE ResearchClick here to view information on previous VIGRE Research Groups, from Fall 2001-Spring 2011.For a sample of VIGRE research activity, view these VIGRE Research Group webpages
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