Regular biography
Rosie Cameron is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Sydney. Her research areas include Mathematical education, Mathematics and society, and Combinatorics. She is involved in teaching courses such as MATH1061, offering lectures, assessments, and tutorials. Her profile page provides details about her teaching schedule and contact information. She is based in the Carslaw Building, Room 707A, and can be reached via email at rosalind.cameron@sydney.edu.au.
Scholar-generated biography
Rosie Cameron, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, specializes in mathematics education, with a focus on self-efficacy, e-assessment, and feedback mechanisms. Her research explores how instant feedback influences student self-efficacy in mathematics courses and how blended learning approaches can enhance algebraic skill development. Cameron also investigates graph theory, particularly decompositions of complete multigraphs into cycles and stars, as well as cycle packings and Doyen–Wilson results for cycle systems. Her work contributes to understanding the theoretical and practical aspects of graph decomposition and its applications in educational contexts.