 Xingde Jia, Ph.D. Office: Math/CS 466 |
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Welcome to my website!
I am a professor of mathematics at Texas State University in San Marcos. My research areas include: Combinatorial Number Theory, Graph Theory, and Computer Network Theory. My recent teaching includes calculus, discrete mathematics, and combinatorics. Please visit the university TRACS for more teaching information. I received my undergraduate degree in mathematics in December 1981 from Qufu Normal University in China, and Ph.D. in combinatorial number theory under the direction of Dr. Melvyn B. Nathanson in May 1990 from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. I worked as an instructor of mathematics at Fordham University in New York City in 1989-90. After that, I have been working in the Department of Mathematics at Texas State University as Assistant Professor (1990-93), Associate Professor (1993-96), and Professor (1996-present). I like walking and talking with friends. I also like photography. Here you can find more information about me. Quick links
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