AMATYC Competition, Round 2:
When: Friday, March 1, 2024 at 1:00pm
Where: Building G, Room 209 (G-209)
You may contact kwilliamson@peralta.edu if you are interested in participating OR just show up ON TIME! Once we start the exam, you have 60 minutes to complete it, so please try to be punctual!
The AMATYC (American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges) Student Mathematics League mathematics contest is a national competition open to any student who has not earned a two-year degree or higher. Part-time students are eligible.
The competition is comprised of two examinations, Round 1 and Round 2, administered locally at each college during a period in October/November (for Round 1) and February/March (for Round 2). Each examination lasts for one hour. The top five contestants from each college on each exam comprise that college’s team, with the team composition allowed to change from one round to the next. The sum of the five scores forms that college’s team score on the particular round. Colleges compete in terms of the total team score from the two rounds, while the competition also takes place at the individual contestant level in terms of individual total score from the two rounds.
Competition & Coaching Information
This spring, we will offer the exam on:
Friday, March 1st at 1 pm in G-209.
Please try to be on time! The test lasts 1 hour.
To be eligible to participate in the competition, you have to meet the following conditions:
- You have never received a 2-year degree (or higher);
- You are taking at least one class at Laney College (not just in Peralta) in the semester in which you participate in the contest.
For complete SML rules, please visit
http://www.amatyc.org/?page=SMLRules
To prepare for the contest, you may study problems posted at the webpage Coaching Materials.
Coaching Materials
- Past Contests
- Spring 2005: Problems, Solutions
- Fall 2005: Problems, Key
- Spring 2006: Problems, Key, Solutions (Pdf or Doc)
- Fall 2006: Problems, Key , Solutions
- Spring 2007: Problems, Key
- Fall 2007: Problems, Key
- Spring 2008: Problems, Key, Solutions (Pdf or Doc)
- Fall 2008: Problems, Solutions
- Spring 2009: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2009: Problems, Solutions
- Spring 2010: Problems, Key, Solutions (v.1.1) (Pdf or Doc)
- Fall 2010: Problems, Key, Solutions (Pdf or Doc)
- Spring 2011: Problems, , Solutions (Pdf or Doc)
- Fall 2011: Problems, Key, Solutions (v.2) (Pdf or Doc)
- Spring 2012: Problems, Key, Solutions ( Pdf or Doc)
- Fall 2012: Problems, Key, Solutions (v.2) (Pdf or Docx)
- Spring 2013: Problems, Key, Solutions (v.2) (Pdf or Docx)
- Fall 2013: Problems, Key, Solutions (Pdf)
- Spring 2014: Problems, Key, Solutions (v.2) (Pdf)
- Fall 2014: Problems, Key, Solutions (Pdf)
- Spring 2015: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2015: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Spring 2016: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2016: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Spring 2017: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2017: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Spring 2018: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2018: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Spring 2019: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Fall 2019: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Spring 2020: Problems, Key, Solutions
- Collection of Problems
- Algebra (v. 1.0) : Problems
- Combinatorics (v. 1.1): Problems, Problems+Solutions
- Numbers (v. 1.1): Problems, Problems+Solutions
- Trigonometry (v. 1.0): Problems, Problems+Solutions
- Handouts