UT Arlington, Department of Mathematics The University of Texas at Arlington
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General Information and Rules

Official Invitation Letter

On-Line Registration Form

Practice Problems

UT Arlington Visitors Information

Participating High Schools

Overall Results and Photos


Tenth Annual UT Arlington Calculus Bowl

2:30 - 7:00 pm, Friday, February 5, 2010
Pickard Hall, Room 110
The University of Texas at Arlington


Sponsored by PEARSON Education .

Partial support provided by the Department of Mathematics
at UT Arlington and the UT Arlington chapter of the MAA.


Who Attends?
Everyone is welcome to cheer on the teams. Show your support! Between rounds, eat pizza with your favorite team.

Who Participates?
Students in high school calculus classes are welcome. One team per high school (5 members or less) is encouraged to participate in the competition. There is no registration fee. A team leader or instructor should use the On-Line Registration Form to register; or may contact Dr. Hristo Kojouharov (hristo@uta.edu, 817-272-5763). Please fill out and submit the online registration form no later than January 29, 2010. Due to space limitations, a maximum of only 24 high school teams will be accepted.

What is It?
A lively playoff game based on multiple-choice pre-calculus and calculus questions displayed one-at-a-time via a computer projection system.

Prizes?
The top two winning teams, along with their schools, will be awarded medals and trophies. All high school participants will receive a free UT Arlington Calculus Bowl T-Shirt along with other items provided by our annual sponsor, PEARSON Education. In addition, a free show "Calculus: The Musical!" will be available at 1:00 pm before the competition to all participants.

Interested in a more challenging individual-based competition?
We are excited to announce the addition of the UT Arlington Mathematics Competition held the day after the UT Arlington Calculus Bowl.

  • Morning Session (9:00 am - 12:00 pm): A mixture of problem-solving and multiple-choice questions is given with emphasis on creativity, logic, and problems solving skills. No calculators are allowed during the competition.

  • Afternoon Session (1:00 pm - 2:00 pm): The highest ranked students are invited to form two teams and participate in a "Math Battle".