NYMC - Registration

Registration for "Generating Function (HS)"

When:

7/8
July 8, 10am to 3 pm
Generating Function: A generating function is a representation of an infinite sequence of numbers as the coefficients of a formal power series. Generating functions can be used to solve complex problems in counting, probability, and algebra. We'll introduce generating functions and take a look at a collection of application problems using generating functions. (Students who have completed algebra 2)
Students will bring their own lunch and drinks to camp.

Where:

NYU Courant Institute, 251 Mercer St (map). Room TBD.

Instructor:

Isabella Shen.

Registration fee:

$160. (Fee may be reduced based on financial need; see FAQ).

Parental consent is required. If the cost presents a financial hardship for your family, you can request a fee reduction on the next page.

You will get a confirmation of your registration in the email, but note that your spot is not guaranteed until we receive payment. Payment methods will be shown on the next page.

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