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| − | Prove it! Math Academy is a two-week summer program that serves as a bridge between programs/contests that emphasize computational abilities and those that expect students to be well-versed in proof writing. Held in Fort Collins, CO at Colorado State University, the program leads participants through an exciting and challenging two-week course emphasizing mathematical rigor and proof-writing skills in a problem-solving context. | + | Prove it! Math Academy is a two-week summer program that serves as a bridge between programs/contests that emphasize computational abilities and those that expect students to be well-versed in proof writing. Held in scenic Fort Collins, CO at Colorado State University, the program leads participants through an exciting and challenging two-week course emphasizing mathematical rigor and proof-writing skills in a problem-solving context. |
| − | The | + | The 2020 Prove it! Math Academy will be held from June 22 to July 5, 2020. |
| − | To apply, see [http://proveitmath.org http://proveitmath.org]. | + | To learn more or apply, see [http://proveitmath.org http://proveitmath.org]. |
Latest revision as of 15:27, 20 December 2019
Prove it! Math Academy is a two-week summer program that serves as a bridge between programs/contests that emphasize computational abilities and those that expect students to be well-versed in proof writing. Held in scenic Fort Collins, CO at Colorado State University, the program leads participants through an exciting and challenging two-week course emphasizing mathematical rigor and proof-writing skills in a problem-solving context.
The 2020 Prove it! Math Academy will be held from June 22 to July 5, 2020.
To learn more or apply, see http://proveitmath.org.
