Westminster Mathematics Department

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Graphing Calculator Rental Program

The Westminster Campus Mathematics Department has Texas Instrument TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculators available for students to rent for the semester for only $15.

Online via Cashnet OR 
In-person at the Cashiers Office.

Email your Cashnet receipt to WC.Math@frontrange.edu to schedule a pickup OR 
Bring your Cashiers Office receipt to the Math Department (Suite B1301) during pickup hours:
Mon (9:30 am - 8 pm), Tues (7 am - 5:30 pm), or Wed (7 am - 5:30 pm).

To prevent a hold being placed on your FRCC account, calculators must be returned to the Math Department (Suite B1301) by the last day of class. If noone is available, deposit calculator in the wooden Math Department Calculator Dropbox outside in the hallway.

Our Philosophy

The Mathematics Department at the Westminster Campus strives to teach students to see the power, beauty, and utility of mathematics and to prepare our diverse student population to be productive and contributing members of their community with problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.

Our department’s goals include:

  • Preparing all students with the mathematical skills and concepts required for their specific programs of study.
  • Providing positive learning experiences that build skills with the appropriate use of technology.
  • Enabling students to communicate mathematically.
  • Developing students' awareness of careers in mathematics and visions of themselves using mathematics effectively in their chosen fields.

Academic Programs within our Department

The Associate of Science is ideal for students who plan to major in mathematics at a four-year institution.

Department Resources and Activities

Student Tutorials

For homework help:
GeoGebra

Other math links:
History of mathematics
Math genealogy project
Math Sci Net

In Memory

Stacey Reynolds

Stacey-Reynolds

Stacey Reynolds was our colleague and friend. We lost Stacey in the spring of 2016. For those who knew Stacey, a simple paragraph cannot begin to capture the loss we still feel in our hearts or the joy her memory still brings to our souls. Stacey could have done anything she wanted, which is why we are thankful every day that we had her here with us for six wonderful years. For the students she helped, the brownies she baked, and the light she shared we are forever grateful. Thank you, Stacey.  A tree planted in Stacey’s memory is just west of Entrance 8.