Mathematical Interests:

• Computational Topology and Applications
• Networks and Network Neuroscience

Textbooks:

• Multivariable Calculus, David B. Damiano and Margaret N. Freije.
• A Course in Linear Algebra, David B. Damiano and John B. Little.

• I taught a wide range of courses in mathematics at the elementary (100-199), intermediate (200-299), and advanced levels (300-399), as well a large number of tutorials, directed readings, and honors projects and theses (see below). Among 300 level courses, topology was the course I taught on a regular basis.
  
  
• Seminar courses included real analysis, Lie algebras (jointly with John Little), virus dynamics and immunology from a mathematical perspective, applied and computational topology, networks, computational geometry, and data modeling in Python.
  
  
• The following is a somewhat dated (both in style and content) set of introductory lectures on computational topology (or topological data analysis):
  
  YouTube Applied Topology Videos from Spring 2020, MATH 363.
  
  
• The following links to a complete list of all the student tutorials and projects that I directed or co-directed as well as a number of theses for which I served as a reader. As you can see, the mix of topics drifted over time representing my own changing research interests.
  
  Student Projects: Theses, Summer Research, and Tutorials
  
  

email address: ddamiano@holycross.edu