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Robert T. Indrihovic
Instructor of Mathematics
Florence-Darlington Technical College
Office Telephone: (843) 661-8177
bob.indrihovic@fdtc.edu
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Educational Background
in Mathematics - University of South Carolina,
1989
Assistantship: Taught Curriculum Mathematics Courses
BS in Applied Mathematics - University of South Carolina - Coastal, 1987
Graduated Magna cum Laude with a Minor in Computer Science
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Professional Experience
2004 - 2006: Mathematics Instructor and Associate in Arts Coordinator,
Florence-Darlington Technical College, Florence, SC1995 - 2004: Mathematics Instructor and Department Head of Arts
and Science, Williamsburg Technical College, Kingstree, SC
1989 - 1995: Adjunct Math/Computer Technology Instructor, various colleges including Coastal Carolina University, Horry-Georgetown Technical College, Central Texas College - Norfolk Consortium (taught aboard Navy ships in the Mediterranean), Limestone College, Midlands Technical College
1993 - 1994: Mathematics Lectureship, Coastal University, Conway, SC
1990-1991: High School Math Teacher, Tabor City High School
1990 - May 1994: Computer Programmer, various companies including Aberdeen Manufacturing in Conway, Lowes
in Myrtle Beach, Waccamaw Pottery in Myrtle Beach, and Millwork Specialties in Whiteville, NC
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Courses Taught/Software
Courses
- College Algebra
- Analytical Calculus I, II & III
- College Trigonometry
- Intermediate Algebra
- Beginning Algebra
- Finite Mathematics
- Probability & Statistics
- Mathematics for the Technologies I & II
- Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I & II
- Developmental Math
- Contemporary Mathematics
- Microcomputer Applications
- Introduction to Computers
- Various computer courses for Continuing Education
Software
- Programming in Pascal, Basic, FORTRAN, and various DB languages
- MS Office Applications
- MathCad, StudyWorks, Graphing Calculator Software
- CPS (Classroom Performance System) - Software used in a Smart Classroom
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Masters Thesis USC Math
Library Catalog
LATTICES
Thesis: Integral Lattices, Basis Reduction, and the Shortest Vector Problem
Definition: If B is a set of n linear independent vectors then
is an integral lattice with basis B.
An objective of the thesis was to write an "efficient" algorithm to find the shortest vector for any integral lattice (this is a NP Hard Problem). Applications of Integral Lattices include Integer Programming and
Finding Solutions to Diophantine Equations.
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Awards/Recognition
Palmetto Teaching and Learning Award2000 - SCTEA Educator Of the Year Award for Williamsburg Technical College
1993 - Diamond Award from Grand Strand Optimists
as President of the Conway Optimist Club
1987 - Outstanding Student Award in Mathematics
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Professional Memberships
Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
AMATYCS - Association for Mathematics at Two Year Colleges
Current Vice President of the South Carolina Chapter of AMATYCS
College Services/Community Services
Williamsburg Technical College
- 1996, 97, 99 -
Chair of College Council
- 1996-1999
- Faculty Representative
- 1996-2002 -
Exemplary Faculty Representative for SC Advanced Technological Education
- 1996-2001-
Chair of CARE (Committee for the Activities and Recognition of Employees)
- 1999-2004 -
Chair of the Curriculum Review Committee
- 1999-2002 -
Chair of the Institutional Effectiveness SACS Self-Study Committee
- 1999-2004 -
Member of Information Technology Committee
- 1999-2000 -
College's Representative for the Distance Learning Collaboration Team
- 2001-2004 -
Senator on Faculty Senate- 2003-2004
- Member of Academic Council
Florence-Darlington Technical College
- 2009-pres - Title III Director for Expansion of Hub
- 2004-pres - Coordinator of Associate in Arts program
- 2005-pres - Member of QEP Data Analysis Team, Chair
Community
- 2007-2009 -
President of Florence Breakfast
Optimist Club- 1999-2004 -
Coordinator of Math Contest
- 1992-1995
- President of Optimist Club in Conway, SC
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