Resources
Academic resources
- Advising
- Artino Computer Laboratory
- CCNY's library
- Artino Math Tutoring Center (In-person and Remote Tutoring for all Math Service Courses)
- Marshak Math/Physics Tutoring Center
- Video Lessons for Math 201, 202, and 203
Student Groups
Financial Resources
- Reimbursement for costs of applying to graduate school
- Scholarships and Awards
- Conference Travel Award
Resources for mathematical research
- Center for Algorithms and Interactive Scientific Software (CAISS)
- New York Group Theory Cooperative
- Overleaf: About CCNY's local installation of Overleaf, a collaborative LaTeX editor.
Other
News
Dr. Jesse Douglas
Jesse Douglas won the Belden Medal in his first year at City
College. He then continued to win the Fields Medal in 1936. In
1930, he was honored for solving the problem of Plateau, which was
an open problem proposed by Joseph-Louis Lagrange in 1760. Jesse
Douglas became a full professor at City College in 1955.
He graduated with honors from City College (1916) and received his
Ph.D. from Columbia University (1920).
