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'''AwesomeMath''' offers a [[mathematics summer program]] for middle school and high school students. This three week camp is intended for students with a serious interest in mathematics, including those at or near the [[olympiad]] level of [[problem solving]]. | '''AwesomeMath''' offers a [[mathematics summer program]] for middle school and high school students. This three week camp is intended for students with a serious interest in mathematics, including those at or near the [[olympiad]] level of [[problem solving]]. | ||
'''AMSP 2008''' will be held July 13 - August 3 at the [http://www.utdallas.edu University of Texas at Dallas]. | '''AMSP 2008''' will be held July 13 - August 3 at the [http://www.utdallas.edu University of Texas at Dallas]. | ||
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| + | The '''AwesomeMath Year-round''' (or '''AMY''') is a correspondence-based enrichment program that takes place during the academic year. The program is divided into eight monthly installments, each of which is centered around a particular topic. Each segment includes a packet of lecture notes on the topic followed by a few problem sets of varying difficulty levels. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 06:14, 4 January 2008
Summer Program
AwesomeMath offers a mathematics summer program for middle school and high school students. This three week camp is intended for students with a serious interest in mathematics, including those at or near the olympiad level of problem solving.
AMSP 2008 will be held July 13 - August 3 at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Year-round Program
The AwesomeMath Year-round (or AMY) is a correspondence-based enrichment program that takes place during the academic year. The program is divided into eight monthly installments, each of which is centered around a particular topic. Each segment includes a packet of lecture notes on the topic followed by a few problem sets of varying difficulty levels.
See also
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