This course teaches students the skill and process of solving problems in discrete mathematics through active participation in every class. 

For Janine May's section of Organic Chemistry, she asks her students to solve problems on the board in groups. 

Students work in groups to answer problem set questions in section and then discuss the answers with the class.

In the 2008 offering of Math 154, Professor Paul Bamberg had small weekly sections where students prepared problems from the textbook in advance, which they presented for each other.  

In this homework assignment, students take as a starting point President Obama's speech at the University of Michigan about the cost of tuition and student debt and, using concepts from the readings and data online, get into depth about the nature of college tuition and student debt.

Professor Ned Hall's students learn logic in an interactive, engaging way.  Problem sets are done on deductivelogic.org, where students can immediately see how they are doing.