Mark Buckles

Dr Mark Buckles

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Mathematics

Office Location

Tahlequah
Science Building 267
(918) 444-3814

Bio

Dr. Mark Buckles joined Northeastern State University in 2002 as an Assistant Professor of Mathematic in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, and has since gained tenure and been promoted to Associate Professor.

Education
Research Interests
Teaching Interests
Professional Activities
Courses Taught

My research interests include Algebraic Geometry, Complexity Theory, and Modern Algebra. I am currently writing software that draws Cayley graphs for finite groups.
I am also studying the P=NP problem in complexity theory.

I teach classes ranging from the freshman level to the graduate level. I enjoy teaching a wide variety of math classes.

Courses Taught:

CALCULUS III - MATH 2634 - Spring 2020
STATISTICAL METHODS - MATH 3513 - Spring 2020
DISCRETE MATHEMATICS - MATH 3023 - Spring 2019
COLLEGE ALGEBRA - MATH 1513 - Spring 2019
STATISTICS FOR NAT SCIENCES - MATH 5533 - Spring 2019
SENIOR SEMINAR - MATH 4723 - Spring 2018
LINEAR ALGEBRA - MATH 3983 - Spring 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PROOF - MATH 3703 - Spring 2018
CALCULUS II - MATH 2624 - Spring 2018
MATHEMATICAL MODELING - MATH 4403 - Spring 2017
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA - MATH 0133 - Fall 2015
HONORS RESEARCH IV - MATH 4401 - Spring 2015
HONORS RESEARCH III - MATH 4402 - Fall 2014
HONORS RESEARCH II - MATH 3402 - Spring 2014
HONORS RESEARCH I - MATH 3401 - Fall 2013