Famous Mathematician Obituary Project In this activity, you are going to learn some interesting facts about a famous mathematician. After you choose a famous mathematician, you are going to see if you can find their picture, and write their obituary. You can also find out if we have studied any topics that this mathematician also studied. How many interesting facts can you find out about the famous mathematician that you have chosen? In this project, you will: Choose a famous mathematician. Find as many interesting facts as you can about your famous mathematician. Find out the contributions that were made to the study of mathematics by your famous mathematician. Find out if we have studied any topics that your famous mathematician studied. Write an obituary for your famous mathematician. As you work on this project, you will access internet sites to gather the information that you need. To accomplish the task, you will: 1. Choose a famous mathematician from the list provided. 2. Write an obituary for this famous mathematician. An obituary is usually written in paragraph form and charts the life of the deceased in chronological order. Make sure that you include in the obituary as many of the things that are usually in an obituary that you can, including a picture of them. When you write the obituary, use one out of a newspaper or search an online site for ones to use as a guide. Each activity will be graded based on: the amount of correct information gathered about the famous mathematician the presentation of the project, including appearance, neatness, pictures, and interesting facts. Refer to the rubric for the obituary You must use at least 2 different sources and be sure to cite your sources!! List of mathematicians to choose from: 1. Hypatia 2. Emy Noether 3. Sonya Kovalevskaya 4. Maria Gaetana Agnesi 5. Mary Fairfax Sommerville 6. Sir Isaac Newton 7. Euclid of Alexandria 8. Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss 9. Georg friedrich Bernhard Riemann 10. Archimedes of Syracuse 11. Rene Descartes 12. Omar Khayyam 13. Leonardo Fibonacci 14. Albert Einstein