Maryam Vulis

Education

Ph.D.,  Mathematics, City University,  New York, 1994
M.S., Computer Science, City College, New York,  1997
M.A. (Mathematics), City College,  New York, 1984
B.S., (Mathematics) Drogobych Pedagogical Institute, Ukraine, 1973

Published Books and Articles

1. “HTML Notes  for CS 100”

Maryam Vulis and Margot Small, Prentice-Hall, 2004

2. “Why teaching business math and technology is very important in today's mathematics education?" International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education, UK, 2007

3.“Cryptography During World War II:

Deciphering Japanese Navy Codes” Accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics

Reviews

Participated in reviewing “Quantitative Reasoning: Tools for Today’s Informed Citizen” ,  Alicia Sevilla, Kay Somers Key College Publishing, 2004. 

Courses Taught 

M 115 PreCalculus*
M 117 Calculus*
Discrete Mathematics, Introduction to Data Structures, Statistics, Finite Mathematics, Mathematics for Liberal Arts,  Intro to Computers, Visual Basic, C and Programming Languages, Assembly Language, Unix Operating System  (Those with an * are at UNH.) 

Other

Dr. Maryam Vulis started teaching at UNH in the fall semester of 2007. She started teaching while still in college, and enjoys working with the students. Over the years, Dr. Vulis taught courses in Mathematics and Computer Science. Dr. Vulis especially likes teaching prospective teachers. She also enjoys developing new teaching techniques in liberal arts mathematics course Dr. Vulis frequently gives presentations about her research at regional, national, and international conferences. Her current research interests include history of mathematics (especially cryptography) and applying technology to teaching mathematics.

In addition to teaching math, Dr. Vulis enjoys reading true crime books, travel, chess, gymnastics, photography, and collecting cook books.