| Adrian Oldknow | David Smith | Robyn Zevenbergen |
| Duke University
Durham, North Carolina |
| David A. Smith
received his B.S. from Trinity
College (1958) and Ph.D. from Yale (1963).
He is Associate Professor of Mathematics
at Duke, where he has been a member
of the faculty since 1962. He is the author or co-author of
Interface: Calculus and the Computer (2nd ed., Saunders, 1984) Calculus: Modeling and Application (Houghton Mifflin, 1996), other textbooks and instructional materials, many papers in abstract algebra, combinatorics, mathematical psychology, numerical analysis, and mathematics education and is a past or present member of editorial boards for The College Mathematics Journal Mathematics Magazine MAA Notes series UME Trends Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching David is co-Director (with Lawrence Moore) of the Connected Curriculum Project, which is developing a World Wide Web library of modular, interactive laboratory materials for lower division mathematics. CCP is currently supported by the National Science Foundation. Together with Lawrence Moore he is also co-director of Project CALC: Calculus As a Laboratory Course (previously supported by the National Science Foundation). Project CALC has developed a new curriculum for calculus instruction based on
David's recent publications include:
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