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Seniors share final math projects

Alex Moreno, senior math major, gives her senior presentation, "The Application of Mathematics in Games," Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. She said she likes to share with others her skills and knowledge in math and teach others about it. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Alex Moreno, senior math major, gives her senior presentation, “The Application of Mathematics in Games,” Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. She said she likes to share with others her skills and knowledge in math and teach others about it. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Sam Offiah, senior math major, gives his senior project presentation, "Predicting NBA Champions," Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. His project used mathematical models to predict NBA champions across several seasons. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Sam Offiah, senior math major, gives his senior project presentation, “Predicting NBA Champions,” Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. His project used mathematical models to predict NBA champions across several seasons. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Senior math major Kaelem Walker presents his senior project presentation Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. His project was an analysis of the statistics of Covid-19 cases in California. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Senior math major Kaelem Walker presents his senior project presentation Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. His project was an analysis of the statistics of Covid-19 cases in California. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Annika Koons, senior math major, presents her senior presentation on the Fibonacci Sequence on Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. The Fibonacci Sequence is a patterned series of numbers that creates spirals everywhere in nature. / photo by Joseph Nocero
Annika Koons, senior math major, presents her senior presentation on the Fibonacci Sequence on Tuesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. The Fibonacci Sequence is a patterned series of numbers that creates spirals everywhere in nature. / photo by Joseph Nocero
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Joseph Nocero is a senior photography major at the University of La Verne and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and photography editor for La Verne Magazine. His work can also be found at Joseph Nocero Photography.

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