August 26:

Students in gross anatomy, follow these links for postings from Todd Stevens and Mary Hurley. Click here for links to Functional Anatomy and to Neuro (Dr. Hurley again). PHY 101 and 111 students can click here for homework (111) (101) and the first lab and computer supplement. The labs are the same for both courses. These links can also be accessed from the side bar to the right. Select "courses" and navigate.


August 9:

Hello CPC 022 students, and welcome to D'Youville College.

You can download your course documents in PDF format by clicking right here.

You can go here to browse through them online page-by-page. Just choose the day you want from the navigation bar at the top of the page.

Visitors and New Students: Click here to get information about our academic programs and about our department.

Advisement and Registration for the fall of '08 are in full swing. Our department has prepared a brochure which outlines our general education courses and also provides useful information about required MNS courses for various majors, as well as information about their prerequisites. It also outlines the minors we offer.

We also have put online a handout to assist people who are in any way interested in a chemistry major, either alone, or in combination with another MNS major.

These documents can either be downloaded or browsed online. Just press here to transfer to our advisement page.


This is the main home page for campus.dyc.edu, a server operated by the faculty of the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of D'Youville College. The web site has been in operation for roughly 8 years and has fulfilled a variety of tasks.

Right now "campus" serves the following functions:

• It provides space and support for our inroductory multimedia students to practice their skills at constructing web pages.
• It provides web pages for several of our introductory science courses where homework solutions and such can be accessed by our students.
• It is the home for our division's web page featuring information about our academic majors, our students, our physical digs, and our faculty.
• It keeps alive a few serendipitous and idiosyncratic blasts from our school's recent past.
• It is a place where students who enjoy working with computers can experiment and hone their skills.

Please look around, and feel free to contact us with questions or comments.

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