Matemáticas (plan 1983) 2018-1

Optativas de los Niveles VII y VIII, Seminario de Filosofía de la Ciencia IV

Profesor	José Rafael Martínez Enríquez	lu mi vi	12 a 13	Salón de Seminarios S-104
Ayudante	María del Pilar Piñones Contreras	ma ju	12 a 13	Salón de Seminarios S-104

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