About Me
I am an Associate Professor of Mathematics at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). I joined the faculty at CSUSB in 2016.
I am interested in many mathematical areas. I enjoy using algebraic tools from linear algebra, number theory, and group theory to study problems in a wide variety of areas, spanning geometry to machine learning. I am currently writing some texts in linear algebra and geometry.
I am very interested in research in math education, in particular, theories on learning and teaching of mathematics, especially as they relate to linear algebra.
Previously, I had been a Postdoctoral Visiting Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oklahoma. I grew up in Denver, Colorado, received my undergraduate degrees in mathematics and physics from the University of Chicago, and my Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Michigan.
Spring 2024 Teaching
Math 2310-01 - Applied Linear Algebra
Math 2310-02 - Applied Linear Algebra
Spring 2024 Coordinating
Preparation for Calculus
Calculus
Contact
Office: JB 326
Email: Jeffrey.Meyer at csusb.edu
(Pictured above: The 3rd Pell geodesic in the modular surface. I created this gif in Sage.)