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Louis M. Rotando, Chair
Professor, Mathematics
Contact Information:
Office Phone: 914-606-6724
Fax: 914-606-6545
Email: Louis.Rotando@sunywcc.edu
Office Location:
Technology Building
Room T108
Office Hours:
Please call 914-606-6724 |

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Courses Taught:
College Algebra and Trigonometry
Statistics
Precalculus
Finite Mathematics
Calculus 1
Calculus 2
Calculus 3
Differential Equations
Education:
BA (1962) in Mathematics, Luther College
MA (1966) in Mathematics Higher Education, New York University
MS (1970) in Mathematics, Adelphi University
Further graduate work at Rutgers, The State University and at Adelphi University
Publications:
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The Kelly Criterion and the Stock Market. (with Edward O. Thorp)
American Mathematical Monthly, Vol. 99, No. 10, December 1992
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Mathematical Illiteracy: What Can be Done to Remedy the Situation.
The New York Times, Sunday Westchester Edition, January 27, 1985
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Automated Summarized Options Comparator. Financial and Investment
Software Review, March/April, Vol. II, Number 2, 1983
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Index Options and the Black-Scholes Model. Financial and Investment
Software Review, March 1984
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Finite Mathematics for Business, Social Sciences and the Liberal Arts.
D. Van Nostrand, 1980
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The Indeterminate Form 0^0. (with Henry Korn)
MAA Mathematics Magazine, January, 1977
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Continued Square Roots. The Mathematics Teacher, October, 1965
Other Background Information:
Recipient of the Joseph and Sophia Abeles Endowed Chair in Mathematics (2007); SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching; WCC Foundation Award for Excellence in Scholarship; Registered as an Investment Adviser by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (1988-1998); Actuarial Analyst at Met Life Insurance Company (1963-1965); United States Power Squadron Certificate of Achievement in Advanced Piloting (1994); National Science Foundation full-year Faculty Fellowship In Science Applied to
Societal Problems, under Walter Meyer at Adelphi University (1975-1976). Interests include: my family and close friends, the students at WCC , the Mathematics Department and its members at WCC, sailing, stock market timing models, politics, reading, all kinds of music (especially Rachmaninoff, Bach, Mozart, Mahler, Gershwin, Rodriguez, Villa-Lobos, Rodriguez, Spanish guitarists, jazz pianists) and playing– not effortlessly – some classical piano.
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