Yungchen Cheng

Professor Yungchen Cheng is a distinguished faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at Missouri State University, where he is actively engaged in research related to advanced mathematical theories and applications. With a profound dedication to the field, Professor Cheng contributes significantly to the academic community through both his teaching and involvement in various mathematical organizations. At Missouri State University, Professor Cheng's teaching portfolio includes courses such as MTH 261 Calculus I, MTH 533/633 Linear Algebra, and MTH 497 Senior Seminar. His approach to teaching is characterized by a commitment to fostering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts among his students, encouraging them to explore and appreciate the beauty and utility of mathematics. Beyond his teaching responsibilities, Professor Cheng plays an integral role in several mathematical organizations and events. He is actively involved in the MAKO Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference, where he mentors and guides students in their research endeavors. His participation in the Missouri - American Regions Math League and the Missouri - Mathematical Association of America highlights his dedication to promoting mathematics education and collaboration among educators and students alike. Additionally, Professor Cheng is a member of the Southwest Missouri District Association of Mathematics Teachers, where he contributes to the development and dissemination of innovative teaching practices. His commitment to the mathematical community is evident in his efforts to inspire the next generation of mathematicians and educators through both his teaching and active participation in professional organizations.