Ben Woodruff

The list below includes a sample of the courses I have taught. I have probably forgotten some, but this gives an indication of the types of courses I generally focus on. Most of the Education Materials I create are focused towards developing these courses. The first 4 courses below are the ones where I focus the majority of my current efforts

• Data Wrangling and Visualization (R, tidyverse, ggplot, dplyr, tidymodels, etc.)
• Applied Calculus for Data Analysis (a non-traditional calculus course aimed for those heading into data science)
• Multivariable/Mulitvariate Calculus
• Abstract Algebra (year long sequences including groups, rings, and more)
• Introduction to proofs / Introduction to Analysis / Foundations of Mathematics - A first course in mathematical proof writing
• Precalculus
• Senior Project courses on a multitude of topics
• Ordinary Differential Equations (for math majors, education majors, and engineers)
• Partial Differential Equations
• Linear Algebra (for science majors and education majors)
• Statistics (Bio, Business, and Engineering)
• Technical Writing Lab for Secondary Education Majors
• Topics courses for upper division math majors, including topology and a second semester of linear algebra
• The entire first year calculus sequence
• Intro to applied mathematics and modeling
• Math for the real world (GE Math course)