Welcome to the humble web site of  Dr. Kris H. Green who is an assistant professor in Mathematical and Computing Sciences at St. John Fisher College (SJFC).

The banners above are all links to the various aspects of this web site. Click away! For a description of the different areas of the site, place your mouse cursor over the banner about which you want information. This text information should appear automatically for non-graphic equipped browsers. The next block of material includes some random thoughts and some interesting questions (with some sort of an answer.)

MSTI 130 Materials: Students (Spring 2007) can access files and download materials for the course here.

Have you ever wondered if those folks on "Star Trek" knew any real science? Are their really such things as "tachyon fields"?

You've probably got a pretty good idea of what someone with an advanced degree in science does -- it's research. But what is there to research in mathematics?

By the way, what it this "MST" thing? I thought Mathematics and Science and Technology were all separate programs.

I've heard that classes in the MST Program aren't taught the way many classes in high school and college are taught. What other ways are there?

[Top of Page] [SJFC Internet Page] [Math & Computing Sciences at SJFC]

The last update for this page was on March 29, 2006.

Legal note: This page is maintained by Dr. Kris Green who is solely responsible for the its content. The views represented here should not be taken to be a statement of SJFC (St. John Fisher College).