Johanna N. Franklin
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Degrees
PHD, 2007, Univ Calif Berkeley; BS, 2001, Carnegie Mellon Univ; MS, 2001, Carnegie Mellon Univ
Bio
Johanna Franklin's primary research interest is algorithmic randomness. How can we say mathematically what it means for an infinite binary sequence to be random, and what properties must a random sequence have? Her teaching interests are very broad: she has yet to teach a course she hasn't liked, and she enjoys exploring the development of mathematical ideas and showing how different areas of math are connected.
When she isn't working, she can often be found knitting, spinning, or contra dancing.
Before she arrived at Hofstra University in 2014, she held postdoctoral positions at the National University of Singapore, the Fields Institute, the University of Waterloo, Dartmouth College, and the University of Connecticut.
Recent Courses Taught
| Course | Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| MATH 014F | (MA) MATHEMATICS OF ELECTIONS | Undergraduate |
| MATH 045 | (MA) ELEM SET THRY, LOGIC&PROB | Undergraduate |
| MATH 071 | (MA) ANALYTIC GEOM & CALC I | Undergraduate |
| MATH 095 | FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS | Undergraduate |
| MATH 103 | (MA)PROBLTY OF ACTUARL PRLMS | Undergraduate |
| MATH 137 | (MA) PROBABILITY & STAT 1 | Undergraduate |
| MATH 138 | (MA) PROBABILITY & STAT 2 | Undergraduate |
| MATH 151 | (MA) SPEC PROB-HIGHR MATH | Undergraduate |
| MATH 152 | (MA) SPEC PROB-HIGHR MATH | Undergraduate |
| MATH 155 | (MA) HIST OF MATHEMATICS | Undergraduate |
| MATH 190 | DEPARTMENTAL HONORS | Undergraduate |
| MATH 198L | (MA) SPL TPC: LOGIC | Undergraduate |
