Math 604 Advanced Euclidean Geometry (Graduate)

This course is an advanced course in Euclidean geometry. The assumption is you have had a course in Euclidean geometry (probably a College Geometry course as an undergraduate). We will explore advanced topics in Euclidean geometry, including transformations, Ceva’s theorem, Menalaus’ theorem and related topics. We will use Geogebra to explore these theorems and help us understand geometric relationships.

Prerequisite: It is highly suggested that students have taken an undergraduate course in geometry.

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