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Department News—Integration
Bee
| 9th Annual Integration Bee
- Spring 2011 |
What is the
Integration Bee?
The Integration Bee is a mathematics competition for students who have studied Calculus II (MTH-151) or above. Integrals and integration techniques are used to determine measurements such as arc length, area under a curve, and the volume of solids. Engineers, architects, and physicists use these techniques, and apply to many aspects of daily living. Come and show your integration talent!
When will the Bee take place? Wednesday, March 30, 2011
from 5-7 p.m. in Building D, Room D236.
Who can participate? The Integration Bee is open to
students currently attending Moraine Valley Community College.
How do I sign up?
Contact Keith Nabb via phone (708) 974-5592, email nabb@morainevalley.edu,
or in person at Building C, Room C242 on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, or Fridays from 8:00-8:50 a.m.
See the
Official Integration Bee Rules and
Sample Integration Practice Problems.
Are there prizes? YES! Winners receive special prizes and there are
"goody bags" for all participants. |
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9th Annual Integration Bee Winners - Spring 2011 |
Students displayed their talents at the
9th Annual Integration Bee in Spring 2011 to the cheers of students,
faculty, administrators, and family members. There were 12
mathematics students who participated in the
Bee this year.
And the winners are . . .
1st place
Johnson Chan
Integration Bee Champion t-shirt
& $75 Barnes & Noble gift card
2nd place
Emilio Fuentes
$50 Barnes & Noble gift card
3rd place (tie)
David Chiao
Tin-Kai Chow
Matt Piper
Ricardo Rodriguez
$25 Barnes & Noble gift cards
In addition, each of the winners
and all contestants received a "goody bag" for participating.
Integration Bee Winners (L-R):
David Chiao, Matt Piper, Johnson Chan,
Tin-Kai Chow,
Ricardo Rodriguez, Emilio Fuentes
The winners in action during the
"Lightning Round"
working on a trigonometric substitution problem
Contestant and Judges during the Round 1
competition
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