Jeanine Meyer
Professor Emerita of Mathematics/Computer Science
Jeanine started in mathematics and then went into computer science. Her fascination with origami (paper folding) started in childhood. Now she combines all of these fields along with work in general education and literacy in mathematics, statistics and technology.
More About Me
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Representative Courses
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- The Art and Math of Origami
- Computer Science I
- Creating User Interfaces
- Programming Games
- Communicating Quantitative Information
- Computability
- Creating Databases
- Scripting for the Web
Publications
Origami with Explanations (with Takashi Mukoda)
More Origami with Explanations (with Takashi Mukoda)
The Essential Guide to HTML5: Using Games to learn HTML5 and JavaScript (2nd Edition)
HTML5 and JavaScript Projects (2nd Edition)
Elementary Number Theory with Programming (with Marty Lewinter)
Beginning Scripting Through Game Creation
Creating Web Databases with PHP and ASP
MS Visual Basic 6.0 Games Programming (with Catherine Dwyer)
Multimedia for the Classroom (with Palmer Agnew and Anne Kellerman)