This document lists 64 potential math project topic ideas for students, ranging from the history of mathematics to the lives of famous mathematicians to applications of specific mathematical concepts. Some of the topics included are proofs without words, magic squares, Fibonacci numbers, trigonometry in astronomy, impossible figures, and continued fractions. The list provides a wide variety of options for students to explore different areas of mathematics.
This document lists 64 potential math project topic ideas for students, ranging from the history of mathematics to the lives of famous mathematicians to applications of specific mathematical concepts. Some of the topics included are proofs without words, magic squares, Fibonacci numbers, trigonometry in astronomy, impossible figures, and continued fractions. The list provides a wide variety of options for students to explore different areas of mathematics.
This document lists 64 potential math project topic ideas for students, ranging from the history of mathematics to the lives of famous mathematicians to applications of specific mathematical concepts. Some of the topics included are proofs without words, magic squares, Fibonacci numbers, trigonometry in astronomy, impossible figures, and continued fractions. The list provides a wide variety of options for students to explore different areas of mathematics.
IST TERM 35. Determination of center of balance 1. History of numbers 36. Richter,PH and decibel scales 2. Explain why is math a kind of language 37. Radar and math 3. Is math invention or discovery 38. Applications of complex numbers 4. Explain balance in human body(in terms of math) 39. Mathematical symbols 5. Explain balance in the universe(in terms of math) 40.Power series 6. What are the benefits of learning math 41. History of calculators 7. Explain analyse method and synthesis method in math 42. Complex plane 8. Proof Methods(deduction and induction) 43. Projectional geometry 9. Two base system in computers 44. Basic axioms of euclidean geometry 10. Periodic table-mathematical view 45. Non euclidean geometry 11. Units of measurements 46. Words of famous mathematicians 12. Dictionary of math terms 47. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Euclid) 13. Math crossword 48. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Euler) 14. A poem of math 49. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Fermat) 15. Math cartoon 50. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Gauss) 16. Math humor 51. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Omer Hayyam) 17. Optimization in human body 52. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Pythagorean) 18. Optimization in nature 53. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Fibonacci) 19. Memory thecniques 54. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Lagrange) 20. Artificle intelligence 55. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Leibnitz) 21. IQ Tests 56. Lifes of famous mathematicians (Al- Khwarizmi) 22. Gardner’s multiple intelligence 57. Lifes of famous mathematicians (El Xabir) 23. Deductive and Inductive Reasoning 58. Word from famous mathematicians (Rene Descartes: ‘’It is not enough to have a good mind. The main thing 24. Process of understanding is to use it well’’) 25. How does a bee finds its hive 59. Word from famous mathematicians(Rene 26. How does an ant find its home Descartes:’’ Give me extension and motion and I will 27. A poem of math construct the universe’’) 28. Math cartoon 60. Word from famous mathematicians (Blaise Pascal: 29. Women mathematicians ‘’I have made this letter longer than usual, because I lack the time to make it short’’) 30. The history of mathematical improvements along a timetable 61. Word from famous mathematicians (Roger Bacon: ‘’Mathematics is the door and key to the sciences’’) 31. Common algebraic mistakes of students 62. Word from famous mathematicians(John von 32. Refraction of light Neumann: "If people do not believe that mathematics is 33.Standard deviation,linear regression and reliability of simple, it is only because they do not realize how data complicated life is") 63. Word from famous mathematicians(Albert 27. Computing aproximate value of square root Einstein: "A person who never made a mistake never tried 28. Application of induction into proof of divisibility anything new") problems 64. Word from famous mathematicians(‘’Small minds 29. Application of induction into proof of inequality discuss persons. Average minds discuss events. Great problems minds discuss ideas’’) 30. ‘Guessing a number’ 65. Word from famous mathematicians( Benjamin 31. Easy ways to multiply Franklin:’’ Well done is better than well said’’) 32. Using induction in solving inequalities and divisibilities 33. Triangle in structures 34. Abacus and four operations IIND TERM 35. Calculation of area of a closed region by using nails(pick’s theorem) 1. Golden ratio 36. Origami 2. Fibonacci numbers 37. Hanoi towers 3. Napiers bones 38. Mobius şeridi ve klein şişesi 4. Soma cubes 39. Cryptology 5. Tangram 40. Paradoxes 6. Magic squares 41. Puzzles with matches 7. Marvellous numbers 42. Interesting numerical equalities 8. Set game 43. Three perpendicular theorem(model) 9. Rubic cubes 44. Sudoku and solving strategies 10. Numbers pi and e 45. Barcoding 11. Pascal triangle 46. Sundials 12. Proofs without words 47. Inclinometer 13.Trigonometry in astronomy 48. Topological ties(knots) 14. Application of sine and cosine laws in real life 49. Ciphers and codes 15. Impossible figures 50. Hexagon in honey hive 16. Stereograms (3D figures) 51. Hexagon in snowflakes 17. Optical illusions 52. Anthropometry in architecture 18. Solid figures(production) 53. Linear Diaphontanie equations 19. Other base systems 54. Fermats little theorem and wilson theorem 20. Binary operations 55. Group and ring 21. Prime numbers 56. Distance calculation between two points on earth 22. Pascal triangle and fibonacci numbers 57. Infinite sum 23. Tessellations 58. Telescopic sum 24. Divisibility by using modular arithmetic 59. Polar coordinate system 25. Dividing a segment or an angle in a given ratio 60. İsometry 26. Basic construction theorems 61. Basic trigonometric inequalities 62. Probability and pascal triangle 63. Euler value of numbers and its application in divisibility 64. The pigeonhole principle 65. Fractals 66. Continued fractions