Todd Fenstermacher Email and Phone Number

Below is a list of the courses I have taught. My instructor evaluations can be found here: https://tfenste.people.clemson.edu/Teaching.htmlMATH 2070, Business Calculus II (Fall '20, Spring '22)MATH 1080, Calculus II (Spring '20)MATH 3020, Statistics for Engineers (Spring '21, Spring '19, Fall '19)MATH 1060, Calculus I (Fall '18, Fall '21)STAT 2300, Statistical Methods I (Spring '18).STAT 3090, Business Statistics (Fall '17). MATH 1020, Business Calculus (Fall '16, Spring '17).

Graded the undergraduate abstract algebra course and one section of Calc 2.

I taught a course in linear algebra. I taught remotely from Clemson, SC. I gave lectures via Webex.

As a monitor, I oversaw the front end operations. I assisted and managed the cashiers and helped the customers with any questions or complaints. I also cleaned and organized the front end so that it was appealing to customers. As a service desk worker, I answered phone calls, handled returns, sold lottery tickets and cigarettes, processed Western Union money transfers, and filed bill payments. I also assisted customers on the self-checkout lanes when necessary.

I have graded for Calculus 1, 2, and 3, Intro to Statistics, and Mathematical Statistics. I also assist with the Calculus study tables (for Calc 1, 2, and 3) once a week.

I took part in Taylor University's Summer Research Training Program under the supervision of Dr. Jeremy Case. We first developed an application of Google’s Page Rank method to adjacency graphs of the rings Zn. Then we studied the zero-divisor graphs of 2x2 upper-triangular matrix rings over Zn. During this program, I also developed my ability to code in both Mathematica and MATLAB and became proficient in LaTeX. Our work was published in the 2014 fall edition of the Missouri Journal of Mathematical Sciences.We presented our work in October 2013 during a colloquium at Indiana Wesleyan University and also at the 2014 Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Conference on Mathematics.