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[[Training18Jan2010|First Mediawiki training session]] to be held 6-8pm, Jan 18, MSEE393. Come to learn how to make full use of all the Rhea features!
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Rhea is a wiki (like wikipedia) that enables members of the Purdue community to help each other learn. Anybody with a Purdue career account can login to Rhea and contribute content. Learn more . . .
Many classes on campus are using Rhea as part of the course. If you don't see your course listed here, go ahead and create a page for it! There is a shortcut for doing this in the left-side bar.
Teach yourself how to use Rhea in a matter of minutes! We have created several helpful resources so you can start adding content right away!
Stay up to date on the most recent changes to the site by reading the news page or visiting our facebook page.
Find out what your peers have already created on Rhea.
Rhea is developed by a team of student volunteers. Meet the Rhea team.
Featured Pages:

Collective table of formulas: Let's build a mega table for collective use!

Peer Legacy: share your advice with future students.

Announcements

We will be holding a weekly Rhea class on Friday afternoons at 4:30pm. Come to MSEE 393 to discuss Rhea changes and development. We will also learn how to develop PHP web applications.


Contact the Rhea Team


Acknowledgements

Rhea is supported by: MotorolaLogo.gif The Motorola Foundation NSFLogo.gif and your donations.

Alumni Liaison

Abstract algebra continues the conceptual developments of linear algebra, on an even grander scale.

Dr. Paul Garrett