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Cyclic curves over the reals
(eprint arXiv:1501.01559, 2014-11-15)In this paper we study the automorphism groups of real curves admitting a regular meromorphic function f of degree p, so called real cyclic p-gonal curves. When p = 2 the automorphism groups of real hyperelliptic curves ... -
OER Readiness and Environmental Scan of Departments with High-Enrollment Courses - SPARC OER Fellowship Final Report
(2019-05-12)For my SPARC OER Fellowship capstone project I conducted an open educational resources (OER) readiness and environmental scan of three departments with the high enrollment courses (HEC) to gather data about current practices, ... -
Minutes of the Meeting of the University Senate, May 9, 2019
(Oakland University, 2019-05-09)A. Informational Items: M.S. in Nursing (track in Adult Gerontological Acute Care Nurse Practitioner); Creation of Department of Bioengineering; Department of Communication and Journalism name change to Department of ... -
Survey instrument and dataset for article entitled "Faculty Knowledge & Attitudes Regarding Predatory Open Access Journals: A Needs Assessment Study"
(2019)Survey instrument and dataset for published article (see article's abstract below) Objective: Predatory open access (OA) journals’ purpose is to make a profit, not disseminate quality, peer-reviewed research. Publishing ... -
Dataset from: Research Forum: Creating and Sustaining an Intra-library Venue to Share Library Faculty Research
(2019)This data corresponds to the article "Research Forum: Creating and Sustaining an Intra-library Venue to Share Library Faculty Research"