Oscar Vega

Oscar Vega is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at California State University, Fresno. He holds a Licenciatura en Matemáticas from Universidad de Chile and a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Iowa. His research focuses on Finite Geometries, Combinatorics, and Topological Graph Theory. He teaches a wide range of mathematics courses, including MATH 75, MATH 100, MATH 111, and advanced topics like MATH 251 and MATH 263.

Education:

• Licenciatura en Matemáticas, Universidad de Chile
• Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Iowa

Research Interests: Vega explores Finite Geometries to study combinatorial structures, applies Combinatorics to solve problems in design theory, and investigates Topological Graph Theory focusing on graph embeddings and spatial networks. His work bridges abstract mathematical frameworks with practical applications in education and computational modeling.

His courses reflect expertise across foundational and advanced mathematical disciplines, from introductory calculus (MATH 75/75A/75B) to graduate-level topics in algebra (MATH 250/251/252) and discrete mathematics (MATH 260/263). No specific grants, advising records, or published articles are listed here, though his professional webpage may contain additional details.