Bikash Das

• Math 1001- Quantitative Skills and Reasoning
• Math 1101 – Math Modelling
• Math 1111, 1111L – College Algebra, College Algebra with Lab
• Math 1113 - Precalculus
• Math 1401 – Elementary Statistics
• Math 1450, 2460, 2470 – Calculus I, II, III
• Math 2040 – Brief Calculus
• Math 2510 – Discrete Mathematics
• Math 2800 – Intro to Proofs
• Math 3000 – Differential Equations
• Math 3520 – Graph Theory
• Math 3540 - Cryptography
• Math 3570 - Combinatorics
• Math 3590 – Game Theory
• Math 3650 – Linear Algebra
• Math 4130 – Intro to Point Set Topology
• Math 4180 – Complex Variables
• Math 4200 – Real Analysis
• Math 4310 – Number Theory
• Math 4600 – Abstract Algebra
• Math 6130 – Intro to Point Set Topology

Dr. Das has taught a broad range of courses, from Quantitative Skills and Mathematical Reasoning to graduate-level Topology and Analysis. He has mentored over 25 capstone research projects and has offered numerous independent and special-topic courses.

Dr. Das’s research interests lie in Mathematical Logic and in areas at the intersection of abstract algebra and topology. Most recently, he has served as the Principal Investigator of the federally funded McNair Scholars Program at UNG, which supports low-income and first-generation students preparing for graduate education. He also serves as a coordinator for the Gen I program and is an active mentor to Gen I scholars.

Throughout his career, Dr. Das has been deeply committed to working with students from historically underrepresented and disadvantaged backgrounds, including first-generation, low-income, and rural students. He believes these students bring exceptional motivation and resilience to their studies and is passionate about creating academic pathways that support their success in mathematics and beyond.